I'm using Visual Basic in Visual Studio 2005.
I've noticed that in the project properties settings page, there is a
synchronize button that is supposed to delete user.config files.  This button
doesn't appear to work.  I was wondering if everyone else also has this

New install of of Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Software Architects, no
other versions of VS have ever been loaded.
File --> New Project --> C# Windows Application.
Select solution name.

I've just installed VS 2005 and updated all my projects to work with it.
Previously I was using VS.NET. I noticed that the automatic update changed my
C# and VB projects to use .NET 2.0 assemblies instead of .NET 1.1 assemblies.
Is there an easy way to update my projects so that ...

I'm trying to transfer a ASP.NET1.1 project from Dev Mc to production server
developed in VS.NEt 2003. The production server is win2k with IIS installed.
How do I check if it has .NET 1.1 framework already installed? Should I have
to install all of VS.NET2003 once again even on ...

I just installed Visual Studio 2005 & built a site using the Personal Site template -- very slick. Problem(s) I have now are:
1. I'd like to move it to my server, but I only have SQL Server 2000 running there. I'm really not anxious to upgrade, since everything is working well & ...

I am getting this error when I try to access ACT! 2005 Framwork
Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication
that other memory is corrupt
After seaching the web it seems that it is caused by .NET 2.0 Framework and

could anyone please tell me how one can avoid stepping into the source
code for low-level things like new.cpp, string code, etc...? When I
debug my code, and step through it (using step into when I'm going into
one of my own functions), I always enter the low-level stuff from the ...

I have Visual Studio .NET. I wanted to use a graphical diff for
comparing two files. I tried downloading and installing ExamDiff. Its a
nice program. I opened two XML files (each about 12 - 20 KB in size)
for comparison. After scrolling through some differences, the machine

I have a global structure that I declare within form1.cs,  and I need to
reference from within other forms,  everything seems to work okay at
runtime,
Everything works okay however I get the following warning when I compile:

I installed Visual Studio .NET 2005 on my new pc, but I can't find the
Immediate Window? It should be under the Debug -> Windows ->, but it
isn't...
Is there any setting that I should change to get the Immediate Window?

I wrote 2 web applications. To advertise with Yahoo and Google cost a
fortune.
Is there no specific newsgroup or search engine specific for .net
applications?

We have VS 2005 on 4 machines, Win XP Pro, all dual core P4 (2 Prescott
and 2 not, all HT, 2 i915P 2 i875P), and we get a lot of performance
problems. One of the main issues we identified is that VS 2005 is
generating a lot of page faults, in one of the machine (1.5GB DDR 400,

Any chance of doing so?
thanks
Baron

I am using VS 2005.
I have a Web Site project.
When I publish Web site I could find any pdb debug file in bin
directory of published web site.

I just upgraded from VS2003 to VS2005.
I have a class library project and a test form.
Whenever I try to "go to definition" or hit F12 on a class's method in
my test form to go to the code in the class library, it goes to this