today i installed vs.net 2003 on my pc, but obviously there is no build menu
for running my programms in c++
may someone can could give advice  :)
thx K__T

I have a C program whose behavior changes depending on what environment
variables are set.  I'd like to run a debugging session with some
environment variables set, but I don't want to set them globally on the
machine.  How do I do this?

My copy of Visual Studio .NET 2002 became corrupted. Repair didn't work so I
tried remove and reinstall via the Start menu. Removal seemed to proceed
normally but when I tried to reinstall I got:
"A failed installation has been detected. Press OK to uninstall the product.

Hi. I've made a post on the MFC newsgroup, but this might be the right place
for my Q.
I'm going to rebuild an Dialog based VC++ project into another. I would like
to export and import some dialog resources between the two projects. Any

We all know that this software is too expensive. Can you help me compute its
ROI (Return on Investment), since I am working on a corporate world, I need
some justifications for this software investment. Hoping for your immediate
response.

I'm porting existing v6 projects to .NET.
There are over 60 projects, and they are currently built using a batch file
which uses "msdev".
I have tried using msdev to build the .NET projects, but it doesn't work.

I am going to buy a new PC and would like to know whether I need to get XP
Professional of can make do with XP Home edition.
I will be developing web-based applications using VS .Net 2003.  I suspect
that I need XP Professional in order to get IIS installed and that I will

(If this is the wrong place to ask this, maybe there's a Whidbey or VS
2005 newsgroup somewhere, please direct me to the right place)
I've been trying to figure out how to work with the VS 2005
client/application settings but I can't make it work.

I have the following working, but when through with the processing I want to
then open ::
NextPage.aspx
Note: I am migrating this application from  *.asp to *.aspx and in the asp

I already posted this problem in another newsgroup a few days ago but I did
not get a real answer to my problem.
So please don't be mad about me crossposting this problem.
Let me describe the problem:

Just installed VS 2003 on Windows XP Pro SP1, along with IIS 5.1 and .NET
1.1.
In the IIS manager I created a new virtual directory with alias JokePoint
and path c:\web sites\JokePoint (following the instrucions in a book).

During the installaion on VS 6.0 I received an error that shell.dll not
found resulting in stopping the installation. Anybody has an idea what's
happening here?
Thanks a bunch,

I'm trying to get my "no-spam alias" to work.  
If MSDN support personnel can see this, please respond.
I have been trying for weeks to get this to work.

I've used Math.Exp() in a C# project and exp() in an C++
unmanaged project in the same solution of Visual
Studio .NET 2003. The results of a simple calculus in
double precision are different :

Is there a way to make VS 2003 stop automatically adding id attributes to my
asp code?
(Yes, I am mixing ASP and ASP.Net in the same project.)
Jonathan