I am trying to request a web page from a windows form by using code like
the following:
HttpWebRequest myRequest
=(HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create("http://localhost/1.aspx");

I want to builds several librairies (lib and dll) by using the command
line (cl.exe, link.exe, ...) with VS2005.
I know the option /MACHINE:{X86, X64, IA64} for the linking but is
there a similar option for the compiler?

I have written a simple console program in VS2005 and it should run on
computers that dosn't have .NET (not 1.1 and not 2.0).
I think it depends on the headerfiles? I have exculded the default
stuff (stdafx.h, stdafx.cpp). And I use the following headers:

I have a large byte array and I would like to see the contents using
"memory" window when I am debugging the application. In C++, I could
just type the name of array in the address bar of the "memory" window.
In C#, the same technique will not work. I just wonder if there are any ...

I have a solution with multiple projects, one of which has some serious
problems.  I need to work on another part of the Solution, which does not
reference the problem project in any way.
So I went to the Configuration Manager and excluded the problem project from

I have written a simple console program in VS2005 and it should run on
computers that dosn't have .NET (not 1.1 and not 2.0).
I think it depends on the headerfiles? I have exculded the default
stuff (stdafx.h, stdafx.cpp). And I use the following headers:

Howdy there!
DExplore.exe kept crashing on my machine when application was shutting down.
The crash call stack didn't make much sense to me, but it suggested some sort
of heap corruption.

Can anyone tell me how I can get the tools for Office as an add on to my VS
2005 Pro.  Some articles state that if you have Pro you can download free of
charge, others say it is part of the team system and others say it is only
available as a full box product, am a bit confused.

I create a very basic web service "Hello world"
1. Create new Web site project
2. Specify the project is ASP .NET Web Service
3. Then basically VS generates all the code for me  App_Code\Service.cs,

I'm brand new to vStudio Express.
I'm trying to follow the web instructions for creating my first web page.
After entering a short bit of text onto the design page I'm told to press
CTRL+F5 to run the page.

Does anyone know where does VS 2005 stores information about projects
and solutions settings, cos  I'm working on a network and everytime I
log on to the network, and add some specific libraries in
Tools->Options->Projects and Solutions-> VC++ Directories dialog, like

Does anybody know how to route my console application output which is
shown in the dos window, to Visual studio "output window"?
I'm using Visual studio 2005.

I've upgraded to IE7 today and Visual Studio 2003 keeps crashing when
I'm working on the Design mode of a webform.
Using IE7 as just a browser seems perfectly ok, it just seems to have
made VS 2003 incredibly unstable.

I just upgraded to VS2005 and used to take advantage of the overrides
selection list at the top of the code designer.  I can't find this
feature in VS2005 anywhere.  Anyone know where it is, or what its
replacement is?

how can i register a com+ dll genereted by a project contained in my
solution using a setup project?
I don't think this science-fiction  but i can't find any documentation...
help me! :)