I get the following error when I try to add a web reference to a C# ASP.NET
web site:
Some of the files required for web references are not installed
Our whole development team had the new IDE installed yesterday and everyone

I recently created a windows service that I cannot seem to debug.  The
documentation I have says that in order to debug a service, you must
start the service and then attach the debugger to it.  In Visual
Studio, I open the project and go to the Debug | Attach to Process

Why did Microsoft change the code formatting for VS2005?  I much preferred
the non-intrusive code formatting of VS2003.  Worse yet, I can not go back
to the VS2003 style within VS2005...
My most annoying issues is with the auto-space control.  I like to line up

I am a network engineer and I am currently revising all of our software
licences and I just need a little help from all of you programmers out
there.
We have a small number of Visual Studio 2003 .NET Enterprise Architect

In VS2003 I could enlarge the output window during a compile and see all the
projects/files it was processing as it happened.  In VS2005 all I see is a
tiny 1-liner in the status bar.  Is there a trick to getting more details
displayed during the compile?

My visual studio is 2005 professional edition.
When I open a style sheet file then on any class for example .Header {} I
right click and choose build style ---> the build style window appears then
disappears immediately.

I've migrated my project (DLL) from eVC into VS2005.
When I try to deploy it into my Pocket PC 2003 device, everything is all
right but if I try to register it I get an error: "Deployment and/or
registration failed with error: 0x8007007e."

Some questions from a newbie:
What are the VS2005 solution files for? Eg targetname.suo, targetname.ncb.
Where are they explained in the docs?
And what files are required to be put under version control?

easy task.
I need to restore the Default associated application
and the ralated icon
of the  *.vb  files.

Hello all, I was wondering if someone could answer a few questions for
me.
I was talking to a fellow worker of mine about visual studios and asked
him if he had ever used it.  He said no, but that he had heard that it

what is the range of the largest numeric data type available (using 64 bit
technology) ?
If I do this (on xp32)
__int64 g = 418235339844242000000;

If this is not the correct ng for this postg, please forgive and steer me to
a better one.
I have developed some apps using Visual Basic and tried the Windows
Installer that came with Visual Studio, but I dont like it, it seems to

I have noted that sometimes, when my app changes the DataGridViewCell.value
property programmatically, this changes are not populated to the underlying
datatable until the user clicks the same row and then clicks on other row.
My DataGridView.dataSource is set to a bindingSource, ...

I have read that you can create an ActiveX DLL for use with FoxPro 9.0.
I have only seen how to does this using Visual Basic 6.0. Is this
possible in Visual Basic 2005? I have not been able to find anywhere
that you can. I am trying to use custom VB functions to manipulate

I bought VC++ .NET late last year, shortly before 05 came out (my
mistake). Now I'm considering upgrading to VS 05 since VC 05 Express is
a bit limited for my taste. Is there any point in upgrading now since
Orcas is right around the corner? After some quick googling of the