Background: Dell Inspiron 1100, 256MB RAM, Windows XP Home SP2 with all the
updates. VS.NET 2002 Enterprise Architect.
Installed this beast on my laptop, but decided to save hard drive space by
not installing the MSDN library. Realizing later that I'd need the online

I am new to Visual Studio 2003 class programming. I went through the online
help and followed the walkthrough: 'Creating Your Own Collection Class'. But
I found that the definition of the RemoveAt method is different from what I
found from the hints display in the Visual Studio ...

I'm using Visual Studio.Net 2003 as an experienced programmer.
I have a problem with the first exception that occures even in a simpl
program.
it extremely slows down the visual studio for near 30 seconds. I thin

I currently have VS6 (Pro 97). I need to upgrade to have .NET capability
immediately.
If I buy upgrade to VS 2003 Pro today or tomorrow (Oct 6 or 7, 2005), will I
be able to get VS 2005 Pro upgrade at a reduced rate when it is released on

Does anyone know when the VS.NET 2005 RC will expire in it's usage?
Thanks

I am attempting to clear all text from textboxes contained on a form,
when a reset cmdComandButton is clicked. To this end I am utilizing an
Object variable to loop through all of the textboxes too clear the text.
I coded the following in a cmdReset click event button:

I bought the software to learn Visual Basic - which included the Visual
Studio IDE. Now, in my profile in VS I can select C# (and C++ if I
would like)...does that mean that I can use my VS to create projects in
C# instead? Or do I have to get a VS which is specifically "geared up"

I'm trying to use the new ASP.Net 2 menu control on a SSL encrypted page.
When I open the menu the browser displays the following message: "The page
contains both secure and nonsecure items. Do you want to display the
nonsecure items?"

I am trying to create a new web application using visual studio.  I
want to be able to create a new web site in IIS and then have the
project files be in the corresponding Home Directory for this site.  I
tried creating a folder on my hard drive, then creating a New Website

I am trying to code a web application that uses several sub directores
and user controls.  I would like to be able to use path's relative to
the application ("/images/one.gif").  However, in my development
environment my application lives under a virtual directory named site.

Is it possible to precompile a .NET application
to a real executable for distribution instead of an IL
contents?
What about assemblies?

Does anyone know where the list of bug fixes would be between visual studio
VC++ 6.0 and visual studio .Net 2003. Surely microsoft provide this
information somwhere I just can't find it.
Tuckers

I am only posting this again so it is posted w/ my MSDN alias and will
receive a response. Apparently my last posts were not posted with the correct
alias.
I've read the following articles a few times over:

i got a problem when i'm trying to create an asp.net apps.
the problem is HTTP/1.0.503 SEVICE NOT AVAILABLE.
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/howtobuy/vs2005/editions/pro/Default.aspx
I wasn't sure what this meant.  I saw another page that had a beta 3
golive license.
If it isn't the "real" product that is out what is it that is for sale