I was told I had to re-post this by our Microsoft Rep in order to get a
response.
I have a windows service written in VB.Net that is writing to text file using
the system.io.streamwriter from a dataset returned by a webservice. Even

NetBeans has a great feature which they call code template. What this allows
you to do is the following, you type "imp", hit the spacebar and that
expands to "Imports", or "pr" + spacebar turns into "Private". Does VS 2005
have this feature?

My vs.net used to have Cntl+G shortcut for Go To Line, but on my new
computer this shortcut is not present.
If I look at the edit menu, it still has Go To Line, but there is no
shortcut next to it.

I have a c++ .lib that is compiled in VS2003 and linked into a VS2005 exe.
If the VS2005 project is native, everything is fine.
But after I added some managed code and changed the VS2005 exe setting to
/clr,

I have inherited a C# project and when I open it the reference to
SD.LLBLGen.Pro.ORMSupportClasses.NET20.DLL is invalid.  Does anyone know
what this file is.  Is it a MS file or possibly a custom dll?
Thanks,

Am i missing somethign here, or is it not possible to set the
executable you want to debug with for a particular project?
I've just migrated a solution from vc6 to vc8, and when i try to debug,
no matter which configuration i try they all try and start the same,

I have visual studio 2003 installed on my laptop.  My laptop is somewhat
corrupted and I need to do a re-install of windows XP.  An upgrade did not
fix my problems.
I moved in April to another state and can no longer find my CD for the

I'm doing a very simple test projekt where I create a small windows app
doing nothing more than display a hello world.
Then I create a setup projekt for that program and everything works fine. If
I do a build of that setup projekt, no problem..... until I add Primary

has anyone ever experienced that Visual Studio does not update the
*.ascx.designer.cs file correctly? How do I force it to regenerate?
For example, sometimes I can add controls to the ascx (an asp:Button for
example), yet the declaration for the button is not added to the designer

I have the following expression for a catagory lable in one of my charts:
=iif(Fields!Doctor.Value = Fields!ActiveDoctor.Value, "Dr. " &
System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Replace(Fields!Doctor.Value, ",.*",
""),"Dr. " & chr(65 + RowNumber("chart1")))

I have in a asp.net menu the following StaticItemTemplate:
 <StaticItemTemplate>
   <table runat="server" id="table01"  border="1" bordercolor="blue"
          cellpadding="4" cellspacing="4"  >

We've just got TFS up and running and I'm trying to use the Source Control
for a project. I can check out and check in using the solution explorer
without problems. If I try to use the Pending Changes window the task I
start is done, but after that the IDE hangs up completely. ...

I am intending to switch from vb6 to VB 2005( thought of doing the same
when .net 2002...2003...but time/tide problem)
i want to know
whether the library files(classes) in Visual studio 2005 are common for

I've got a control that I've added to the Commandbar for the code
window, and I'm trying to set the enabled state based on the selection
(or active point) for the current ActiveDocument.  If the currently
selection is valid by some parameters, the control's enabled state will

when I design in VS-Designer a WebUserControl and use much html and some
servercontrols like buttons and Textboxes,
I would like to see what I get.
If I use stylesheets, this is no problem, font-size, colors and all are ok.