Is there a way in VS.NET to find unused code? Either variables or entire
functions?
Or do I need to use a third party tool?
Thanks, Mike

I have Visual Studio .NET 2003 installed.  I can start up
VS most of the time, but here lately when I start it up
somtimes, it will reboot my machine with no warning.  
Sometimes it happens when I try to open the code-behind in

I have Visual Studio 6.0 running.
The problem is that autocompletion list sometimes comes up and sometimes
doesnt, even though the code is correct. Sometimes VS 6.0 just terminates
without any error message shown just when it is about to show the list.

I've recently installed VS. Net. I'm running XP Pro as my OS.
When I run "Check For Updates", I get the error message "Visual Studio .NET
setup encountered errors while attempting to download required files. Check
you web browser configuration settings and your connection hardware, ...

I need to change the location that VS.Net places the .NCB
file (classview information). I cannot seem to find where
to change it - it always places it where the project file
is located. Does anyone know how to do this without

I'm creating a Windows Installer from Visual Studio .NET 2003.
I'm trying to make sure that a file, Foo.txt remains installed when
the .msi is unstalled and that it isnt overwritten during the next
install.

We are going to re-development a database application
which is written in Informix 4GL.
The users concern the functionality and response time. The
technology is open.

I just installed Win2k SP4 on my remote server and now I can not start my c#
project in the debugger.  I can attach the process and debug it that way.  I
tried to re-install the remote componenets on the server but get he same
error message

I have a visual C++ project in visual studio .net (env: 7.1.3088, .net
framework 1.1).
It's converted from a visual studio 6 project.
I've added a new dialog (as a resource in the resource view). When I

Is there something equivalent to the "Package and
Deployment Wizard" from Visual Studio 6 for Visual
Studio.NET 2003?
Right now, the only that that it appears I can do is run

We have somebody that is using Source Control with VS.Net 2003.  The setting
is set so that if a file is editted, a check-out is forced.  However,
randomly it seems the file is not being checked out but allowed to be
editted.  Any suggestions on this or any kind of help would be ...

In the last release of visual studio I could attach a debugger to a
particular named thread.  In the visual studio 2003 there is no way I can
find to do this.
You can attach to a process but not to a thread inside of a process.

Most of the time (but not always) the class member dropdown, IMO the best
way to jump around the members of a class, is not working. (not sure if I am
explaining myself well - right above the source code editing area, you have
two dropdowns, left for classes, right for members. When ...

I am trying to create a Web Form using Visual Basic in
Visual Studio 2003 Academic version running on Windows XP
Home OS, and get an error saying IIS must be installed.  
Where I can I get and install IIS?  Neither Visual Studio

i'm trying to migrate my code from VS 2002 to VS 2003. My
solution contains several projects, and during compilation
i receive the following error message :
"L:\VC2003