just trying to publish an app via ClickOnce and it says that the IIS server
needs Frontpage extensions - I though this was not needed anymore?
Running WinServer2003.

I just moved to Visual Studio 2005.  When I hit F5 to go into debug
mode for a project, the compiler builds every project in the solution,
including the MSI setup project.  How can I turn this off?  It's very
annoying.  I just want to build my app and launch into debug mode.  It

I tried to create a simple ASP.Net application with VS 2005 standard edition.
The project name is "WebSite1" and it is located at:
  D:\projects\WebSite1
The default.aspx is located right under D:\projects\WebSite1\default.aspx

How do I get back the Navigate Backward toolbar button with dropdown menu in
VB.net 2005?
I found a vssetting file at
http://blogs.msdn.com/vbide/archive/2005/10/25/484480.aspx but it made other

Using the Copy Project feature in Visual Studio 2003 to upload to my ISP, I
keep getting an error that says:
"Unable to add <filepath> to the project.   An error occured accessing your
FrontPage web files.   Authors - if authoring against a web server, please

The following questions are probably pretty common.  I was just wondering if
anyone might be able to point me in the right direction to finding some good
answers.  Thanks!!
1.  Does upgrading an existing solution to VS 2005 also upgarde the solution

On my current project we work on basically 1 big intranet site that is
made up of about 20 or so projects.
There are some differing opinions as to if we should have 1 large
solution with each project referencing each other, or if we should be

I'm about to switch to VS2003-VBasic from VisualBasic6. I'm building a
testproject (mdiparent form with some childforms) and I came across a strange
problem. When I click on a form then normally the form receives focus and is
shown in front of the other child forms. However this ...

VS .NET shipped with a merge module for setup projects that would detect and
require that .NET Framework 1.1 be installed.
Now that people are downloading .NET 2.0 instead of 1.1, this will abort the
setup. Is there a merge module that will detect either version of the

On my current project we work on basically 1 big intranet site that is
made up of about 20 or so projects.
There are some differing opinions as to if we should have 1 large
solution with each project referencing each other, or if we should be

Actually speaking all these are installed on my work computer.
Ms .net framework(English)v1.0.3705
Ms .net framework 1.1
Ms visual studio 6.0 Enterprise Edition

When I attempot to sychonize files between a network drive and my local
drive, VS 2005 will exit and the event application log will show a .NET
runtime error with a Evebt ID of 1023.  The error description is:
.NET Runtime version 2.0.50727.42 - Fatal Execution Engine Error ...

I post this message in desperation. Not stopping at breakpoints while
debugging is a very common problem with my use of VS.NET 2003 and I'm
hoping someone can shed some light.
I am using:

I'm trying to figure out how to get code coverage using VS 2005 Team
Edition for Developers.  I can only find reference to coverage as part
of a test project which isn't helpful.
Is there any way to list code with per line timings and execution count?

I have a project ("Project1") that utilizes a number of assemblies ("Assemblies A & B") that are stored in the GAC. However, when I
modify and recompile Assemblies A&B in another instance of VSNET2003 -- and install the new versions in the GAC -- the references in
Project1 are not ...