Is this possible? I've setup a very appealing (to my eyes) color scheme and
want to port this easily to my home pc. I'm wondering if its as easy as
moving a config file of some sorts... ? ?

I would like to know if someone has worked out a macro or
other add-in that will search through all of the projects
in a solution, increment the [assembly: AssemblyVersion
("1.0.9")], this would involve checking out the file

1. click any menu item under File -> Source Control, report "The operation
could not be
completed"
2. Tools -> Options -> Source Control -> SCC Provider, report the same

I can't seem to find any common circumstance.
Occasionally when debugging, a code change made
during a breakpoint is ignored. Sometimes, but not
always, saving the file before F10, will do the trick.

In Tools, options, keyboard I appear command "Windows.CloseDocumentWindow" .
Does it exist commands for Maximize/minimize document window ?
If not can it help me to record macro ?
Peter

I have been trying to automate our builds through scripts
and have come across this problem:
When I open a solution and build via the IDE, the build
will succeed. However if I run "devenv /build debug

I have a setup/deployment project where I'm using Authenticode to sign the
resulting msi.  I've found that I can't specify a relative path to the
Certificate and Private Key files.  VSNet seems to use the current IDE
directory when using these relative paths rather than the ...

HELP!
I can't see any results from any Help Search that I try.  There is a small
"tab" at the bottom of my screen with text "Search Results for blah" but I
can't see anything.  I have tried various searches, many of which I know

I want to reuse some dialogs that I created with another
project.  Unfortunately I cannot just cut & paste the
dialogs from one Visual Studio .NET 2003 Session to
another.  Does anybody know how to do this?

I have a custom control that I build that derives from UserControl.  I added
my control to the controls Toolbox for use in the VS.NET Windows Form
Editor.  The form editor recognizes my control and allows me to drop it onto
a form.  So far so good.

   Is there any way to stop VS.net convertting theta style joins to ANSI
style, as some of the DBs we use can do ANSI yet( one version off! )
ie if you type
select

All righty... this one is starting to aggravate me.
I was digging on the way vs.net2k3 auto format's your
code.
i.e. blocking the if...else..endif, select case, subs

From within an Add-In, how would I obtain the currently opened project'
Default Namespace?
Thanks
Ben

I'm a version 6 developer. VS6, VB6 and classic ASP. I
want to start transitioning to .NET. I wanted to know if
there are any issues with upgrading from VS6 to VS.Net.
Either with the software,platform or being able to work on

This code is in MSDN as example for attach to active instance EnvDTE.DTE.
(example in C#)
EnvDTE.DTE myDTE = (EnvDTE.DTE)
System.Runtime.Interopservices.Marshal.GetActiveObject("VisualStudio.DTE");