Please help me urgently.
How can I print all the source code of a project in C# without opening
all the file just by selecting the project?
Thanks,

I installed a fresh copy of Windows XP Pro (SP2) on one of our computers,
then IIS, and then the prereqs for Visual Studio 2003 .NET, then the program
itself. However, I'm having a problem where whenever I try to build a project
(even a new blank project) I get an error that says ...

I'm developing with VS.NET 2003 on Windows XP Pro, IIS 5.1.
I'm wondering if there are ways to force the visual studio IDE to use
more of my system's RAM.
I have 2GB of ram and a reasonably fast processor on one development

In Visual Studio 2005:
I'm Fustrated at the start - I create a New Web Site - Link to my SQL db
everything is fine.  Then all I do is change the back and fore color and get
an Access to Path  error - obviously I have access to the path or it would

Is there anyone out there who knows how I might be able to call Windows
Messenger on the server when a user completes an order entry form in an
ASP.Net web application?
I have SQL Server 2000, Windows Server 2003 and VisualStudio.Net 2005.

If I open a file named, say, "UPPER_lower.C" in the VS 2005 IDE, change it,
and then save it, the editor changes the filename's case into
"upper_lower.c".
Is there any way to prevent this?

Ive got a page name with an "@" in it present.
Ex. Page1@sales.aspx
Ive defined the below in the Web.Config file. Results.. it does not work.(
Doesnt send me to the login page .. for authentication purposes.. Also when i

I hope someone is able to answer this query.
Software used: Visual Studio .Net 2003
After each compilation that I've tried so far and uploaded the bin into
server A, the program works fine. But in server B, there are some glitches

Using Visual Studio 2005, I tried making a simple project with one C
source file, that displays a messagebox. The source code is nothing
more than the following (and obtained from one of the many your-first-
Windows-program tutorials on the Web:

I'm trying to change my VS2005 (Professional) product key, but without
luck.  I've inherited my colleague's workstation, and he installed VS
using the same license on his new PC, so now I'm stuck with his old
license.  I'd rather not reinstall and reconfigure VS, that's why I'm

I have a rather bizzare situation.  I went to build a release of a
product in visual studio for QA today.  I generated the setup.exe file
just fine (MSI too).  When QA ran the setup program the got the error
in the subject line.  So I ran the setup on the machine that generated

I dropped a field from a second datasource into a table on a rdlc report
then decided I didn't want it after all.  Now I can't figure out how to get
rid of the reference to that datasource in the report and since I deleted
the dataset (since I won't need it afterall), the report ...

O.k, I'm a total noob to Windows Coding (coming from Linux). I would
not ask such a total noob question if I had not spend 5 HOURS (!!!) in
searching the MSDN-Lib, Google and Groups in vain... I give up...
Maybe I am too stupid for GUIs, but never mind that, here's my

I got a .net 2.0 project from my client, which has one solution with two
projects in it.  Both the projects refer to some DLL files which it shows are
missing. when i see the property of these missing DDL files, it doesnt show
me the actual path from where it was referred.

I currently have a .asp on a 2k server that calls calls a .ocx with
parameters that process data and returns info back to the .asp.  I have
rewritten the .ocx using VS2005 vb which creates a dll that would replace the
.ocx. Problem is since the dll cannot be registered the asp ...