Could somone explain to me the difference between VS .net
2002 and 2003 ? Or point me to a URL that explains the
difference?
Thanks,

i have vs.net 2003 installed and twice today, i got a pop-up that asked if i wanted to debug
svchost.exe (i haven't opened or used vs.net in weeks). i attempted to debug it, but i really don't
know what i'm doing when it comes to that. now, i'm noticing that when i click on a email ...

I see a note in _Microsoft Visual C#.net Step by Step_ on
page 168 that says that "All enumeration types
automatically inherit some useful enumeration-related
methods from the System.Enum class."  On that same page

Developing in C# with VS.NET 2002, I want to create properties to
expose a bunch of the private members in a class.  I'm sure VS.NET has
to have a way to do this automatically, as it's the sort of tedious
and mechanical task that code generation was made for, but I sure

Whidbey's VB.NET: «... With the reintroduction of Edit and
Continue, developers will be able to modify and test
source code without stopping and restarting the debugging
session ...»

I have VS.Net 2003 installed on an WIN XP machine. I'am
trying to create a new project on a WIN server 2003 - Web
edition machine. They are both on the same domain. What
needs to be done, so that VS.Net can communicate and set

Some of the features in VS.NET like "XML Web Services" on the tab "Online
Resources" has ceased to function on my VS.NET installation...and only
describes the error message "This feature requires that you have connected
to the Internet..."

Hi, Good Day!
I've a program written in VB.net in VS.net, i do include some javascript in
my HTML page.
May i know how can i do the debugging for the javascript?

In VB6 I was using index property with combobox. But .NET
dont support "Index" property. How can i use the
following code in VB.NET now?
for i=0 to 100

I'd like to know if SendArp works only on a local network...
thanks

I am using VS.NET to write some C++ code for an
assignment.  Can someone please tell me how to pass the
equivalent of command-line parameters using Visual
Studio .NET 2003's Run command?  Thanks!

A very strange thing has happened to two installations of
VS.NET on two different machines at two different
locations.
Yesterday I zipped up my project I was working on at work

I have a datagrid with a column of select buttons (using the property
builder). Whenever I change the column from Link Button to Push Button the
ItemCommand handler stops picking up on the button click.
Has anybody come across this before / know how to fix it?

When I open an asp file, how do I get visual studio to
display line numbers on the source view screen?
thanks,
wills

I'm developing a commercial application in C# using Visual Studio .NET
(2002).
Should I switch to the 2003 version, thereby developing for .NET 1.1 instead
of 1.0?