Hi,
I would known how to create a formated solution ( with severals piece
of code already coded, class format, name, etc.. ) with an add in ?
If somebody know a link to a web site, please foward me.

 In intellisense, when I instantiate a .NET object and view the object and
methods, I get a description for each and any overloads.
With my custom objects, how do I provide markup and get this functionality?
Thanks,

When I try to use certain tags such as <example> or <exception>, no output is
generated in the Comment Web Page. <summary>, <remark>, <params> and
<returns> work as advertised. I have the output xml file name set to match
the project and it is being generated successfully. Is the ...

I use VS.Net 2003/C#.
In my project I have a file which I need to include as embeded resource.
So far, so good. The file is added to the project, and in the
properties/build action is set as such. It works ok.

How do you set the what the properties are when you drag a control onto a
report?  For example,  When I add a textbox, it automatically has .2pts
padding.  I need that to default to 0pts.

We have several forms designed with VSNet's VC++ Forms
Designer.  Some of our simplest forms have 20 - 30
controls and will take approximately 2 minutes to load.  
A very complicated multi-layer form takes approximately

In Notepad, I can specify the format of the page header using simple simbols
like &f (file name), &d (date) and &t (time)
I need to control the way that VS.NET prints code pages in a similar
fashion, but I can't find a dialog that lets me specify the format of the

Our IT department is planning to deploy Windows XP SP2 these days. They
assured me, that if I switch off the firewall it will not affect the
operation of my Visual Studio.NET 2003. Is this correct?
Is there other issues, that I should be aware of? Any complication with the

Is there anyway to prevent/switch off the VS.NET IDE from mangling up my
HTML when I switch between HTML (source) view and Design view and then back?
I have HTML coding standards with regards to indentation that the IDE keeps
wanting to screw up for me.

I am writing a c# console application in VS.net, every time I run the
program, the console showed and disappeared very quickly, I can't see what
is displayed. Are there some settings that let the window stay there after
my program terminates? I know I can write my program to wait ...

Is there any way to get rid of that stupid 'slide' effect in the VS toolbox
when switching between the component sections?
Damn UI fluff effects.

I'm using VS.Net 2003 and I have a question (or if the answer is "no
way", consider this as a feature request for the next version).
When a user tries to open or create a new project (non-web) the IDE
suggests as default folder "Visual Studio Projects" under MyDocuments.

The context menu for a data connection in the server explorer tab for a co
worker doesn't give him the option to generate create scripts to populate
his database project. Why?
thanks

I'm using visual studio .net 2003. Part of my development tree consists of
some miscellaneous files that I would like to see in solution explorer
(config files, XML, XSD etc) but they aren't source files, and they aren't
in a subdirectory of a source directory.

Hi, I was wondering if anyone else has encountered this issue.
Controls in my webform just suddenly disappeared.  No error message,
no warning just wiped out a days worth of work.
Using Visual Studio 2003.