Does anyone know of a tool that I can use that will allow me to
organize/analyize all of my custom, and even dependent, dll's so that I can
determine the address where they should load as well as the size of the dll?

I'm trying to understand the process for using the source control in VSTS.
To do tis I created a new Windows Application project and added it to Source
Control. I added a couple of controls and a piece of code to the project,
built and saved it then Checked it in.

I would like to look at some of the Unit testing tools in Visual Studio Team
Edition for Database Professionals but I don't want to overlay my Team Suite
install.
If I install both what will happen?

I have a custom deployment tool I am working on which creates and
configures TFS projects. However, the CreateTeamProjectFolder which
returns without errors creates the projects in some 'mode' - an
documented attribute may be misisng, etc. The ListProjects method

TFS (work item) is a very interesting tool to manage project subjects. I
aqmwondering if it is possible to manage periode of time a developer spent on
each bug fixe issue.something like start date, %completed, end date.
I tried importing a workitem list in MS project sheet, I ahd ...

I am able to record a simple session (like getting the home page of
Microsoft.com), but when I run the test, I get the following message:
System.Net.WebException: Unable to connect to the remote server --->
System.Net.Sockets.SocketException: A connection attempt failed because ...

I am having this problem as well. It's quite annoying. Everytime I
debug my application, I have to close the Visual Studio to link
( after making my changes ) again. It' s really annoying. I am pretty
sure this is a bug in the VS( I am using VS 2003 - version 7.1 - and