I am trying to add a menu item to the context menu of the
code page tab.  Using the CommandBrowser from the download
site, I found the name of this to be the "Easy MDI
Document Window"; however, I am unable to add my own item

Due to the horrendous job that studio currently does generating and
preserving html "code," I tend to use FrontPage (version 2003) to edit the
html in my aspx pages.  VS.Net is setup to auot--reload the aspx pages into
the IDE after detecting a change in them.

I just wanted to know, how can I register a service using Visual studio
setup project. I can create a Setup Project successfully, it installs all
the program, but I need a hint on how to run "InstallUtil.exe
<ApplicationDirectory>\ApplicationName.exe" in order to install and ...

I have created a setup project that consists of 4 custom folders - only.
The files being installed are:
1) an xml file in 1 custom folder, whose location is [TARGETDIR]\folder1
2) a single DLL assembly in the remaining custom folders, where each

[might be a bit off-topic]
Hi,
I recently read (but can't find again) an article on VS 2005 which described
a (for me at least) long-missed feature: templates for project settings that

When I copy /paste some code in the VS IDE it automatocally adds an ID
attribute... How do I get it to stop doing this...
Thanks
   Donal

I'm currently developing an Add-In for VS.Net 2003. I already got
beyond all the obstacles like Win32 resource DLL, transparent images,
placing the toolbar, etc.
Only for placing toolwindows I couldn't find anything. Instead of

I'm using VS.NET '03.
I go to type a label tag in HTML mode of my ASCX page:
<label for="thisitem">
I flip to design mode, then flip back and my tag now looks like this:

I'm writing a VS.NET extender in C# and I'm having trouble finding an
appropiate guid for solution items to get the IDE call my extender. I've
successfully extended other different objects, but can't find a way to
extend the files under Solution Items to add a custom property.

I have a solution with four distinct projects. I have found that methods in a
class in one project are not accessible to another project's classes unless
they are set as "public". This definitely does not seem right. What do I need
to do to make accessibility more restricted?

One of the things that I find the most frustrating (stupid even) is the fact that you can't reuse the same file in multiple projects.  I posted this as a question, just in case there is a method of doing this, but I doubt it is easy.
I like the idea of creating multiple copies of ...

Can anyone supply a procedure that I could use in a VB.Net
addin to create a full property declaration. I'm having
trouble working out how to create the private variable the
property needs.

Good morning all.
I have a simple task but I'm having a tough time find the answer.
If I've got an Addin that traverses through all the CodeModel of each
C# project in my solution.  When it finds a CodeElement for a class

Does anyone know how to make the projects NOT expand when opening a
solution?
I am using VS 2003
Thanks

my VC# Standard doesn't allow me to create a new project in the root of the
webserver. I must name my app and this creates a virtual directory with that
name. Is there a way around this?
Michiel