In Visual 6 I could do the following.
private sub text5_gotfocus()
text5.selstart=0
text5.sellength = len(text5)

How can I get rid of projects on the Start Page list?  I
open projects one time for reference, and they clutter up
the list forever!  Any way to remove an item from that
list?

When attempting to create a new ASP.Net Web Application
using Visual Studio 2003, I received the following error
The web server reported the following error when
attempting to create or open the web project located at

Faulting application devenv.exe, version 7.10.3077.0, faulting module
msenv.dll, version 7.10.3077.0, fault address 0x00069583.
This is on windows xp pro.
It worked saturday morning, and saturday evening it wouldn't start. Although

Does anyone know if you can build against v2 of the .Net framework in VS.NET
2003?  Or build against V1.1 of the framework with VS.Net 2005 (Beta)?
Craig

Ive been working with VS 2003 ASP.NET for about a year but Ive never deployed
a web project onto a active web server. How do i go about doing this?Are
their any specifications that a server need to meet?
Thank you for any reply.

I'm getting a wierd situation with VS.NET where (with about 6 VB.NET
projects in the solution - all either WinForms of class libraries) after the
first or second successful builds it will start throwing up compilation
errors saying things like a method is referenced that doesn't ...

The company will be eventually deploying the applications created (both web
and Form) to perform full text searches on a SQL Server 2000 Database.  Will
the 2003 Professional Special edition get me there?  It says it includes all
the features and functionality of SQL Server 2000 ...

We have a workstation here that is compiling and loading projects very slow.
We notice that this started happening when we installed XP SP2. I'm not sure
if this is an SP2 issue or not. But the specs on this developers workstation
is:

Is there a way to add a file extension to VS.Net so that it recognizes the
file as a specific type?  For example, can I add the extension ".stg" and
have VS treat it as an XML file - syntax highlighting, etc.?

I am developing a web application using VS 2003 with a SQL back end. In the
old days (and with a windows app) there were many ways of binding the forms
to the data. Is there a best practice for doing this with web apps. For
example, should I use or avoid Data-Grids. Also should I ...

Does anyone recommend a product for testing accessibility with  VS.Net Web
Applications?

Here's an interesting conundrum.  Consider this simple test program
=================== snip =================
#ifdef IN_CLASS
#  define MYCLASS(rtn) MyClass::##rtn

I have serveral projects developed using VS.NET
I have added them all into the a solution
but how to reference those header files in other project in another project?
Thanks!