I'm new to VC2005. I would like to just create a simple .cpp with a
int main{}  so that I can compile and debug some functionality. Is
this even possible with this product without loading a bunch of
templates and/or creating a project?  

VS 2005 - windows XP media edition.
I want to run the apsx page from within VS instead of saving changes and
running IE and going to page.
When I press F5 to run my newly edited page I get the following error.

past few days, i posted messages regarding the fact that visual studio was
crashing every 5 minutes.  i think i know why...
I converted the project from vs 2003.  i have about 50+ different datasets
in my application, and they are in a folder in the project.  i put them in

I have recently upgraded my Visual studio to 2005 Team version.
And Joyfully saw that (in theory) I can debug my stored procs and triggers.
I can manage to step through my procs and triggers from the Server Explorer
and I can step through my App ... But what I'd like to do is ...

every other time i start my application in debug mode, the development
studio crashes.
when running in release mode, no problems.
is there a "run debug mode without crash" option in visual studio?

Should it be possible to use Visual Studio 2005 to develop ASP.NET
applications when the source files are stored on a remote server ?
We have two offices which are now connected by a VPN over a 2MB broadband
link and I thought that developing against the remote server would be

im using vb.net 2005 with framework 2.0
here is my question, well, since my application related to sales project and
its handling lot of data manipulations, here i wanted to use one statusbar to
SCROLL some message ( it may be from text file or database, doesnt matter),

dear support team,
im using vb.net 2005 wiht framework 2.0,
i hv a question belongs to the application wht im designing now, in brief
its sales system, comes with many forms like invoice, dr,.. etc, here my

I migrated an ASP.Net 1.1 web app to 2.0 (VS2003 to VS2005).
I would like to change the project type from a Web Application to a Web
Site.
Couldn't see how to do this.

I have a weird problem with Visual Studio 2005. I have a sln
containing a number of projects. All the code from these projects is
on the local hard disk, but some shared header files are on the
network.

In my VC++ project, I have used a macro TEST
#ifdef TEST
// do this
#endif

does this work at all in VS 2005?  I thought that was one of the big pluses
for 2005.
george

can you advice me how can i create help file and to process with my code in
vb.net, i already did worked for helpcreationwizard, some tool to integrated
as a richtext file, but can you give me a way of doing so in vb.net 2005,
much appreciated with examples

I am evaluating Team Foundation Server, and I have a little problem.
Somehow the Team Project seems to be out of sync with the Sharepoint portal
that is supposed to go with it.
Here's what I mean:

At times, I find the plethora of comments distracting.  In code view, is it
possible to make comments invisible?
Thank you.