In VS2005, I'd like to catch every keypress in every text editor
window and possibly prevent the default VS Editor from ever knowing
that the key was pressed at all.  Is something like this possible?
I'm kind of just learnign as I go.  So far I have a simple addin that

I'm building a Tool Window which displays a project tree in a different
view and I'm trying to create a custom context menu for it. How can I
open the New File... dialog window which you can open from the Solution
explorer. Is there a way to do this? Is there any documentation ...

Hi. I'm making a keybinding addin for Sql Server Management Studio
(SSMS) in visual studio 2005, and got everything working except when i
remove the last keybinding on a command. The problem only occurrs when
i try to remove the last binding, it works perfectly when i have two

I originally posted this at the general forum but didn't get any response so
I thought this might be more appropriate. I'm trying to work with a TFS
sample from the VS 2005 SDK but it fails to run right out of the gate. I get
the error:

I am planning to extend VS to allow the rich authoring of a custom XML file
containing a combination of SQL and C# scriptlets. My target audience won't
have VS installed so I am pinning my hopes on the VS 2008 Shell - and
possibly its "isolated" mode.