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What is the blue boxes on the VS.NET 2003 designer bar mean?

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Top Gun - 12 Feb 2004 14:24 GMT
I have a bunch of blue boxes on the editor that are puzzeling and, of
course, how does one do a "search" in help for something like this?

Does anyone know what they symbolize?
Sheila Jones - 12 Feb 2004 16:39 GMT
Hi,

They are probably bookmarks - try Edit | Bookmarks | Clear bookmarks to see
if they disappear.

Did you do a Find and click the 'Mark All' button perhaps?

> I have a bunch of blue boxes on the editor that are puzzeling and, of
> course, how does one do a "search" in help for something like this?
>
> Does anyone know what they symbolize?
OC - 18 Feb 2004 02:58 GMT
Not sure what I did. From time-to-time I manage to stumble into something
within VS.NET that makes no sense, can't be searched in "Help" (I mean, how
do I search on "icons" such as blue-boxes?), and find digging out of my
condition sometimes difficult.

This one wasn't a deal-breaker insofar as it didn't actually affect anything
(and went away, for some reason). However, simple things like "docking"
behavior can sometimes be a tad confusing when my expected look-and-feel
unexpectedly changes on me. Although obviously powerful capabilites, if it's
not something you actually need and stumble into it, it can be a real pain
to get back to where you WANT to be.

> Hi,
>
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> >
> > Does anyone know what they symbolize?
- 18 Feb 2004 07:13 GMT
OC (nfr@nospam.com)[Tue, 17 Feb 2004 18:58:59 -0800]:
>not something you actually need and stumble into it, it can be a real pain
>to get back to where you WANT to be.

You can get BACK?  I just take what turns up. hah

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