I was wondering if anyone could give me an idea of the performance of Visual
Basic.Net compared to c++.net doing the same tasks?
Ted

I get the following error message when trying to use the
Check for Update featrue in Visual Studio .NET 2003:
"Visual Studio .NET 2003 setup encountered errors while
attempting to download required files. Check your web

i like to use keyboard hot keys to do things in the ide instead of the
mouse, as it is much quicker
are there keyboard hot-keys to navigate up and down the task list?  i
haven't found any

Hi, all -
I've just started using VS.NET 2003, and I'm feeling a bit constrained for
screen real estate at 1280 x 1024 (on a 19" LCD). I'm considering getting
either a 2nd 19" and running dual 1280x1024 or getting a 21" and running at

I have a project with one form and several classes, etc.  All of the sudden,
today when I open the solution, the form no longer has a GUI design
component to it.  When I click on it, it only shows the source code and the
icon has changed from the little form icon to a vb class ...

Does anyone know in which table does the .msi store the source paths
for the included files? I looking at the msi through ORCA and cant
seem to find any table holding that info?
Thanks for your time,

I know how this must sound but I have a problem.  I have a
production server and a test server.  I recently move the
test copy to my personnel machine.  It appeared that the
test copy was not insink with what was in production.  So,

I'm learning how to use pretranslateMessage in c++ for an mfc app.  but it
keeps giving me two errors and I can't find a good tutorial on it. it says:
PhysicsMath error LNK2005: "public: virtual int __thiscall
CPhysicsMathDlg::PreTranslateMessage(struct tagMSG *)"

I'm using the newest visual studio and making an MFC c++ application but I
can't seem to find the class wizard that everyone talks about in every mfc
tutorial I find online. does someone know where in visual studio I can find
the class wizard?

When I click on the VS 2003 Online Resources tab on the
Start page, I get the following message:
"This feature requires that you have connected to the
internet previously or are currently online"