Hello.  I have a couple of lines of code that seem to work fine in the
development environment (VS2008).    When I "Publish" the site, I get the  
"Index was outside the bounds of the array" error.
The code is :

I have created a VS2005 setup project with a UI, a folder structure
and some reg keys.
Is it possible to capture the value on an Installation Folder UI (the
install directory) and write that to a Registry Key?  I have tried

In Visual Studio .net 2003, there is a Debug drop down menu that enables the
developer to choose between Debug, Release, and Configuration Manager.  I am
not able to locate this menu in Visual Studio 2005.  Are there steps to
display this?  Please assist me.

Does vsnet 2008 support Windows XP, Office 2003, SQL server 2000 or 2003?
I read some information on line that vsnet prof supports Windows Vista,
Office 2007 and SQL server 2008, but does it support old version as well like
Windows XP, Office 2003, SQL server 2000 or 2003?

We have three developers working on a project in Visual Studio 2005 SP
1. Two of the developers are not experiencing the following problem.
The other one has the situation below:
The solution contains a number of projects, three of which seem to be

I have a new project to use VB as front end.
I would like to know does professional version support ADO and SQL server
backend and web base application?
If yes, then how much will be cost?

...that was created with the setup project wizard.
When I bring up the "Properties" on the setup project there is NO post-build
event option available, the dialog looks much smaller than if I bring up the
properties on a C# or C++ project (which has post build event sections.)

I've installed VS.net (2002 version) on a new computer to develop web
projects. That apeared to go well since I does load an old non-web solution
okay. The instructions for web project installation says that I have to run
the Security Lockdown Wizard after completing the VS.net ...

Some of my future unit / component test may run op to several hours. I would
like to run them simultaneously and on a different machine.
Arguably, I misuse the unit test framework for something beyond just "unit"
testing, but this is a quite convenient way.

*sigh*
What do I need to do to get the DirectX9 sample code, found in the DX SDK,
to work with Visual Studio 2008?

I've been an Access Developer for many years creating SQL backend and Access
frontend programs for many companies.  My question is this:  Can someone
speak to the pros and or cons of moving many of my projects to Visual Studio
/ .Net  environment.   Access is such a user friendly ...

I recently bought Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition.
I thought that this edition had the install CDs for XP and 2003 Server
but it doesn't.
I know that some editions have these CDs, can anyone tell me which

I have a VSMacro that searches for all of the Projects in a Solution, so that
it can perform some processing for each Project.  Recently, one of the
developers on my team created some Solution Folders in the Solution, and
moved some of the Projects into those Solution Folders.

I have a "Visual Studio 2005" folder tree with ten solutions and dozens
of projects (mainly C++) inside each solution.
I forgot to clean them before uninstalling VS2005, so I opened each
solution in VS2008, followed the upgrade wizard, and told it to "clean

I'm using VS2005 in MDI mode. It seems to open all documents with some kind
of default width, which is much wider than useful on my monitor, and when I
stretch the main window over several monitors, the width of the newly
opened windows becomes ridiculous.