I am porting software from unix (linux, solaris, osx) to visual
studio .net 2003.  I have the enterprise edition installed on windows
xp with a service pack installed.
When I attempt to compile templated classes and functions, I receive

I'm interested in learning about VS. Anyone have any recommendations
about good books or web sources?. I realize it may be a long learning
curve. I'm not planning on trying to do any development right now, just want
to start learning. I have been developing in Access/VB but no C#, ...

I have been using the evaluation version of 2008 for a couple of months now
and just received my retail version. Should I uninstall the eval version
before installing the retail version?
Thank you,

I would like to give VS 2008 a try but don't want to
remove VS 2005.  Can they coexists?  I couldn't
find anything one way or the other on the 'net.  My
guess is they will but some past versions wouldn't

I am attempting to install the Web Development tools for Visual
Studio .NET 2003 Professional on my system. The OS I'm running is
Windows Vista Business Edition. I have IIS installed, and I have FPSE
2002 edition installed and configured. EVERYTHING seems to be properly

I'm looking to write a few small programs in Visual Basic. These programs
will make use of game controllers and sound and some simple graphics, so I'd
like to make use of DirectX.
Looking online

Ive just downloaded the latest DirectX and want to use it on VS2008, but none
of the templates etc are there, when i open VS.Net they are all there but i
have recently up dated all my ongoing projects to VS2008.
Where can i get the directx sdk for VS 2008

I'm a single person shop - I dont have a team system server running. Is there
any good reason I should stay at Team Suite for Software Developers with MSDN
Premium, or could I downgrade to Visual Studio 2008 Professional with MSDN
Premium without losing anything of value?

Using Visual Studio 2008 for a C# application
Adding a shortcut to an application (project output) in a setup project
doesn't seem to work in Windows XP. The Shotcut is created, however it runs
the application by

How do you create Compiled HTML files (*.chm)? I could not find this file
type as an option when creating a file with Visual Studio 2005. Can somebody
help me here? Thanks.

Hmm, not much activity in here.  Hopefully this is going in the right
section.
I am looking for some tips on how to debug this issue.
When the application is run from its installed directory, and load a

i am currently debugging a client-side problem in jscript using vs 2005. i
have no clue, in which file the bug sits (as i have not written the code),
the only thing i know - it is a jscript problem when the page is loading.
there is no error shown to the left bottom, just a value ...

We wrote some COM dotnet dlls to enhance a legacy desktop app that we aren't
ready to rewrite as managed code. My direction is to install the dlls in the
same directory as is used by the legacy app.  MSBuild seems to have it's own
idea of where that should be, and I haven't had ...

where can I find documentatio on the difference between these version of
Visual Studio .NET?
And even between VB2002 -> VB2008.
Thanks a lot.

I've written 2 Windows Services, that I want to deploy from the same
Project. I'm not concerned about Shared Processing or anything like that,
they're similar but work independently...
They're both added to the Project Installer component, and then I've created