Thanks for any help...
Two problems with the VS Installer-
1. I use the VS installer for installing an app but the installation
installs the desktop icon to the user's desktop (the logged on user) rather

If I try to search on "what's new" , I get less than 500 topics.
If I try to search on "visual studio", I get 500 topics.
I try to do this search:
"what's new" and "visual studio"

I'm looking for good links/articles/books that will run me through an
end-to-end walk through of developing an ASP.NET and a WinForms app with
Visual Studio 2005.  I'd like something that covers all of the new
functionality for all of the 3 main roles in the product (architect,

Does anyone have VS 2003 and 2005 installed on the same machine without any
problems ?  I've had strange problems with IIS.
Thanks.

I am planning to go to Launch Tour 2005. To get the software, will you have
to pay tax? Can you come to just one session. 4:15 to 5:45 and still get
Visual Studio?
Mateusz

Does Visual Studio 2005 have any dependencies on SQL Server 2005?
I would like to uninstall SQL Server 2005, but I do not want to break
Visual Studio 2005.
Thanks,

Cannot install .Net Framework 2.0, thus remaining installtion is aborted.
Anyone else experiencing this?

I think i've found a very annoying bug in VSTS. This seems to happen in
every build, the betas, the RC1 and also in the final MSDN VSTS 180 day
evaluation.
If you create a new solution and then create a new solution folder.

Just installed latest VS 2005 without C++ ( VS.Net 2003 also exists)
trying to run local windows application project, shows an error message:
"Error while trying to run project: Unable to start debugging.
This operation returned because the timeout period expired."

VS.NET 2003 fails to build Managed C++ project from command line.  That is,
having a VS.NET solution that contains a Managed C++ project that has a
"Project reference" to another assembly (C# for example), will build
successfully in the IDE, but not on the command line (i.e. ...

It seems that there is an error with the Visual Studio 2005 validation tool
when validating HTML 4.01 Transitional documents.
W3C specifies that the closing tag on META and LINK tags are forbidden yet
VS thinks otherwise and shows an error for this.

Is the Architect's edition extra features compared to the developer's edition
(SOA Modeling and Deployment Design) solely (or very centric) for Web
Services?
Our companies software products do not make use of Web Services, therefore

I've been using VS.net 2003 as an html editor for some things I'm doing
at work.  Most of my html files have an extiontion of .tmpl.  What I
want, is the .tmpl files to open just like .html files.  Same color
scheme, auto complete, etc.  Is this possible?

I have a few suggestions for the XSD editor in VS.Net 2003.  Not sure if this
is the correct place to post, if not please tell me where.
- intellisense into the drop down for facets.  You can currently type "m"
and it will take you to the first facet.  However if you continue ...

I'm running VSNet 2003 (7.1.3088) and have a large web app in c#.  When I
right click on a method name and select [Go To Definition] VS goes into a
long search of (apparently) the entire solution -- even though the method in
question is in fact local to the current class. ...