I'm using multiple monitors w/ Visual Studio 2008. I find the MDI
viewing option (rather than tabs) more suited for this, but whenever i
open a form/code file the window spans both monitors. Anyone know if
there is a hidden XML settings file somewhere that allows you to set a

On loading VB Express SP1 2008 with a project the Toolbox is empty and
the property pages cannot be loaded.
This behaviour is not present in the equivalent programs for  C# and
C++.

Hi-  I'm having difficulty with printing out nice looking grids from a web
site I've created using a MasterPage , blueTheme (blue.css, blu.skin)
I am able to hide the #Nav, #Banner, #Logo <td's on the master page quite
easily by adding :

I have a VB .Net 2005 windows app that has a bunch of controls on it ...
buttons,
textboxes, etc. ... it is a simulation program.  When the user hits "Go"
some stuff happens on the screen and the user can use the arrow keys to

When I make a .NET control library in VisualStudio 2K5 or 2K8, I can
just make reference to the control project in another project and then
the special controls I've written appear in the Toolbox list of controls
I can add to forms and I can add "using Cory.Blah.Blah;" to my C# ...

I keep getting an annoyance in that the closing tags of sections of the web.config are getting moved to the ends of the value tags.
I don't know if this formatting will hold but I'll attempt an example...
BAD
 <compilation debug="true">

I'm using an installer project under Visual Studio 2005. The .msi
which gets created will not perform the install unless the user is an
administrator. There is nothing about the installation which should
require that, and the user has the option of specifying a custom

In eclipse, user can select an element in editor, click right button. Then
there will be a menu item named "copy qualified name". Does visual studio
support this?
thanks