I have Visual Studio.NET 2002.  At a friends house I used
his Visual Studio.NET 2003 to build a solution.  I saved
the solution to disk and went home.  I then thought of
some other lines of code missing on my drive home.  I

I wanted to make my application support Japanese, so I added a new string
table.  I set the language of this table to Japanese and tried to add
japanese strings to it using the IDE, but this didn't work because the IDE
seemed to keep saving the resource file as ANSI and losing all ...

This is a question about Visual Studio 2003 .NET and Visual Basic 6
from VS6 coexisting on a PC.
We're planning on shifting to .NET for our VB development and at a
very basic level want to know if its advisable to install VS2003 on

I am using MSFlexGrid ActiveX control in Visual Basic.Net,
But the MSFlexGrid control is Read Only, i want to use it
for writing the data, so i am trying to put textbox or
combobox on grid, but the textbox or combobox is not

Is there a way to compile programs in VS .NET 2003 such that they don't
rely upon the .NET framework? It seems silly to require users to
download 23 MB worth of stuff just to run a measly 64 KB file utility
that does nothing across networks. I haven't been able to find a way

I want to obtian Visual Studio .Net trial version but the system requirments
for installing
does not list my operating system. I have Windows Millennium edition and the
best match is  Windows XP Home Edition. Will the software load and run on

Will visual studio 6.0 still be available after upgrading
to Visual Studio.net?  I do not know if I want to jump in
with both feet all at once.  I would still like the option
of programming in Visual Studio (Basic) if I want.

When I try to run an asp.net-project (in VS.NET 2003), I
get error message 'Cannot start debugging. Unable to find
microsoft internet explorer'. I'm running XP and have of
course IE 6 on my PC.

Has anyone had problems with the msdn searches in visual
studio .net being extremely slow, and freezing the
computer????

I've just installed Visio 2000 on my Machine with
VS.net2003, and I'm having problems now everytime that I
open the IDE, I get a configuring Installer progress that
takes approximately 2minutes at minimum to run.

I am running VS.Net 2003 Professional. When I try to
create a new project, I get an error: Specified module
could not be found. I also get 'Unspecified Error' trying
to add a new form to any existing projects. I have tried

In Visual Studio, how can I type other languages in the user interfaces?  It
doesnt matter Visual Basic or Visual C++ programs. I installed Microsoft
IME, but still not working.
any ideas??

I am trying to create a new ASP.NET web application using
Visual studio.net. I would like to know is there any way
to create the project in the desired location instead of
default location of \inetpub\wwwroot?

I use VS.Net create a simple web application. I create 2
web forms (WebForm1.aspx and WebForm2.aspx). WebForm1.aspx
is just ask user to input his name in textbox with an OK
button below. WebForm2.aspx will do something else, for

Traveling a bit, I work on a project on both my laptop
and then copy the files over to my workstation when I get
back to the office.  Today that is not working.
I am developing using vb.net and the project is a smart