I want to move (3) projects in one solution to be located in another
solution (same computer, different directories) and then rename the new
solution and the directory it is in. (both are under SVN also).
What is the safest most painless way to do this? I'm a beginner with things

When I run my asp.net application, I get error "Unable to serialize the
session state. Please not that non-serializable objects or MarshalByRef
objects are not permitted when session state mode is 'StateServer' or
'SQLServer'."

Visual Web Developer 2005 will let me create
Data Connections to SQL Server 2000.
It appears I cannot do that with C# or VB studio express 2005????
Is there some way to add that capability to VS C# Express 2005?

Can I use vs C# express to develop apps that will run against
sql server 2000?
Can I import my sql server 2000 tables into MS Access, use vis
studio C# express to develop app against the MS Access database,

Has anyone else encountered this?
I loaded up VS2008, and started to port some projects.  I took the time to
do some "housecleaning" at the same time, which meant I had to rearrange some
references.  When I went to "Add Reference" in a project, VS2008 crashed.

We work on a  .NET 3.5 client/server application and we try to use the
"Client Application services" in order to authenticate, authorize and handle
the users profile with a Web service reference. So we have a nice Asp.Net
2.0 site, with Profile properties. And then we have ...

I am working in a very simple Smart Device VS 2008 C# project. After
adding and renaming some forms, the
program stopped working. I am attaching a stripped down version that
is essentially a Hello

I'm finding that VS hangs then crashes when editing XML doc comments.
I'm trying to document a library of C# classes and am frequently having the
VS lock up (high cpu use) then given time crashing.
It seems to be happen when editing <see or <![CDATA[ elements but that could

I have a question regarding the differences of a Team System Visual
Studio, - and en Professional version af Visual Studio.
At this moment we have licenses for "Visual Studio 2005 Team Developer". But
we does not use any team system functionality. (we do not have a SA for

I read about using configSource in this blog
(http://www.nikhilk.net/Entry.aspx?id=158) and it works fine for this line:
   <connectionStrings configSource="lconnection.config" />
However, when I try to use it with another setting

I currently have software written in Visual Basic 9 (VS 2008), and some of my
software uses references to Office object models, and I currently have Office
2003 installed.  For example, in my VB software, I open up Excel and load
data into it, and use VB to loop through and ...

I am looking for a tool that is simular to ant, but built for c++
applications and preferably built for visual studio native c++ projects. I
found a tool called msbuild, but page 1 of the documentation says it is not
for c++ projects, but only managed projects. What do people use ...

Developing a simple console app, with one command line switch.
In VS2008 on Vista Biz, after setting the args for the project, I get the
following message every time I run:
"The current project settings specify that the project will be debugged with

I'm using Visual C# express edition and I like it, so I'd like to try
Visual Studio 2008 professional, but my internet connection is too
slow to download it. Is there a way to get a trial DVD through the
mail?

  We have a bunch of applications written in Visual Studio 2003 with SQL
Server 2000 as the database. Our company is looking into upgrading to SQL
Server 2005. Will our applications work after the upgrade or would we have to
upgrade to VS2005 and rewrite our applications.