We are having an issue using "Project Dependencies" and "Enterprise
Templates" in same solution file. All projects are C# projects.
Project structure is as following (simplified of course - we have about 60+
projects grouped in 10 templates and one project sitting directly in

I am new to the MS visual studio environment.  Since installing I get several errors asking me if I want to debug the problems I encounter on various web pages that I visit.  Is there a way to turn this feature off?  Please reply in the Newsgroup.
TIA, Jordan

Ok, every one says that C# it tuff, and also that C# it's more user friendly ( for developers)
If so, why VB.NET guys still having a better life
In VB.NET when we create a Propertie, VB.NEToffer us all GET an SET code !!
So, why C# developers have to do it all by hand.

We have issue with VS.NET incorrecly updating configuration information.
Though I might post it so it can be fixed if it is a bug.
Steps to reproduce:
* Create new Project/Solution (C# Windows Application)

My start page on Visual Studio 2002 .NET has been
corrupted.
It only show a link to my profile and nothing else.
I tried all the Options but without anything changing.

Server Error in '/NPD_NET' Application.
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SQL Server does not exist or access denied.

Where's the option that allows me to turn off all sounds in VS, especially
the annoying compile successful/failure notification beep?
Thanks alot!

It seems that Norton personal Firewall 2004 interferes with VS.NET 2003,
apparently in a couple ways.  It appears to stop the W3SVC service from
starting, and prevents you from running a Windows app from the IDE.  If the
W3SVC service is set to start automatically it remains stuck ...

Does anybody know how to programmatically select items
(rows) of a ListView in C#.NET?
Thanks in advance
Dave

The VS.net 2003 60 day trial DVD does not give you 60 days worth of trial!
It gives about 14 days max!
I just installed it in mid Feb 2004 and it said it expires on 29th Feb 2004!
What's going on?

I am getting this error after installing VS 2003 on
Windows XP.  I have already tried the following:
To fix IIS mappings for ASP.NET, follow these steps:
Run the Aspnet_regiis.exe utility:

Running Windows 2000 Professional, FrontPage 2003, Visual Studio .NET 2003.,
.NET Framework 1.1.xxx
When I try to create an ASP.NET project in Visual Studio I get the error
message "Cannot find the components for communicating with the FrontPage

Intellisense is great, but it only displays my XML
comments from my code if I am working in the same project
as that code.  If, for example I am developing a class
library, and have a seperate test project in the same

The Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2002 SP1 Beta is active and will run until
March 22, 2004.
If you are interested in signing up still, please follow the instructions
below:

I have recently upgraded from VC6 to NET2003.  So I am a bit unfamiliar
with much of the new terminology and organization.
My NET2003 project was building successfully yesterday afternoon.
I made some configuration tweaks, adding path definitions to Tools -