I am trying to create a macro that enables/disables Tools/ Options /
HTML/XML / HTML / Attribute Value Quotes.
I have tried recording the macro and setting the function but all what
recorded was the following VB code:

I have a couple of forms I've been working with for about a month now, but when I double-click on them, I only see the underlying code.  I don't see the design pane.  I don't know what I did to cause this.  How do I get them to display in the form designer again?

OK, I know the HTML editor is flakey and is liable to rearrange HTML,
concatenating it all on one line, etc, but I'm encountering an issue
now that I've never seen it do before.
I know I should be using a different program to edit HTML. I also know

I asked with question a few weeks ago but no one
knew the answer; so I thought I would ask it again!
When I attempt to navigate my server tree from
insude the VS.Net IDE, I get two exceptions

When I want to create a new ASP.Net web application, a default web form
named webform1.aspx is created.
But when I double cliked on this file on the solution explorer I have this
error message :

When you type /// in the editor in a C# source file, a comment block is
created as soon as the last slash is typed. Is the format of the output
(i.e., the generated template) hard-coded into the IDE or does the IDE call
a macro which generates the output? I'm hoping it's the latter, ...

I'm writing an Add-in that interacts with the VS.NET editor.  The
Add-in parses the editors ActiveDocument to extract various
CodeElements from the
ActiveDocument.ProjectItem.FileCodeModel.CodeElements collection.

vs.net 7.1.3088
I'll have say 10 or so open source windows in the "center" of the layout.
After running a debugging session, I'll come back and some of them will be
closed.  Not sure exactly when they close, but it certainly is very

Can someone tell me where the file is that pulls in all of the most recently
used projects on the startup tab?  I would like to edit it and take off some
of the projects showing.
Thanks,

I have recently recieved my complimntary copy of VB.NET 2003 from MS
for VB at the Movies Promo, and have installed it. Hoever, whenever I
launch VB.NET, I get an error saying "MS Development Environment has
not been installed for the current user."

I have Outlook addin, created with the help of the Extensibility wizard.
This wizard also created a setup project.
Now my solution contains 6 projects, which outputs assemblies, used by
my addin.

I encountered strange problem. When following code is compiled in Debug it works
ok. However when I compile it in Release. During uninstal VS .net 2003 display
crash warning. What is more no exception is thrown.
BTW addins are removed properly.

Any help Appreciated

Can anyone point me to a grep addin for vs.net? By this I mean that I would
like to be able to do a search and see all instances of the result at once.
Thanks
Marc Pelletier

I have a project that has 2 embedded resources.  (Both text files.)  I have noticed that most of the time when I change the file
and build the project the copy of the file in the .exe does NOT get updated.   Sometimes I can go to Build Action for the embedded
file and change it to ...