Question on tool bars in VS.Net
Every time I install a new tool add in etc. the tools bars are reset.  How
can I prevent this from happening or is there a way I can save my custom
tools bars.  I can not find any information on where the tool bars are stored

While debugging asp.net code in vs 2002 my code was corrupted with
#Externalsource directives surrounding almost every line.  My code will no
longer compile.   I went through the code and tried removing the junk, but
some of the code is no longer present!!!  

My company currently has an MS Access database and I am going to have to
migrate all the access reports to SQL Server (possibly SQLServer 2005 with
the new release of VS2005 Beta 2 CD) or recode ALL the reports in .NET.  Is
there an easy way to migrate reports so that I don't ...

After installing XP SP2 help in Visual Studio 97 fails with  "The page cannot
be displayed" and "Cannot find server or DNS Error" at bottom of page.  It
worked fine prior to SP2.

I have a project  references AxInterop.MSComctlLib and AxInterop.MSComDlg.
The project worked fine to begin with. After I created a stup and Deployment
project in the same solution and changed the  Application Folder's
DefaultLocation to a custom location, see C:\myApp, a yellow ...

I'm creating some custom code templates for use in C# projects in the IDE.
These templates make use of macros or symbols such as
[!output SAFE_NAMESPACE_NAME] and [!output SAFE_CLASS_NAME]. However, try as
I might, I can't seem to find a definitive list of all the built-in symbols

I have a solution (consisting of about 60 projects) that hangs the
Development Environment when I attempt to close it.  After waiting over
5 minutes, I have to use Task Manager to end the process.  Is there
anyway to check or fix a corrupted solution file?  I am running Visual

Hi,
VS.NET 2003 is unable to create new ASP.NET web
application, also not loading previously created ASP.NET
web applications. I have checked IIS is running.

Let's say I've created a VS 2003 solution with the name XYZ.  This creates
(at least) a .SLN, a .NCB, and a .VCPROJ file (as near as I can tell).  Later
I decide I would like to change the name to ABC.  How do I do it and have it
change all of the appropriate file names too.  ...

I use visual basic .net and develop windows application. Everything went
well with deploying my app. until I added two office web components: office
chart and office spreadsheet into one of the forms.
Now, I have no problems to run the app. on my development laptop, but when I

In Delphi, to set a breakpoint with a condition, I can simply click the
editor margin to create the breakpoint (as I can in VS.NET), and then
right-click it, select 'Properties', and set the condition for that
breakpoint (this, I cannot seem to do in VS.NET).

We have VS 2003 installed on PCs that already had VB6 installed.
Is it safe to amend a VB6 project and create a new installation kit on such
a PC, or should a VB6 installation kit be created on a PC having only VB6 and
not VS 2003?

My application is running on Windows 2003 Server, and in case of a crash
Dr Watson does not produce the crash log. I have run "drwtsn32.exe -i",
I have double checked all setting and paths, but nothing helps. The
"drwtsn32.log" file is created in the designed location, but it is

My VS.NET trial is coming to the end of its 60 days so I have ordered the
retail version - is there anything to watch out for when installing it?
Andrew

I've just switched to Visual Studio .NET 2003 and am having difficulty
creating a simple DLL (now evidently known as a 'class library'). The
problem is that Visual Studio 6 used to create a DEF file or templates
(using the __declspec(dllexport) construct ) for exporting functions,