I am writing an automation extender in C# for C# ProjectItems. I can get
it to display Properties in the Property Window, but it seems that
custom editors are not recognized. I was able to implement
IProvidePropertyBuilder, but its not called.

I'm creating a ToolboxTab with a macro and add cumstom components to it.
I use this to obtain it:
   ToolBoxTab.ToolBoxItems.Add("Name", BinPath & "Assembly.dll",
vsToolBoxItemFormat.vsToolBoxItemFormatDotNETComponent)

when I buy Visual Basic .NET, can I also define oldschool ASP
webapplications written in 'normal' VB, and continue to maintenance them in
that program? If so, does it offer the same tools and options as it does for
new applications (code completion etc)?

I'd like to thank everyone who posted to my request for creating a custom
project wizard in VS.NET 2003.  This is very similar to doing it in VS6.
I'm taking this one step further now.  My ultimate goal is to have a single
wizard that will generate a solution containing 2 projects:

What commands do I use to create a new variable in the
declarations area?

VS.NET 2K3
How about letting the IDE have some respect for the developer?
I wish to create a VC++ project.
Specifically, I have an existing directory.  For our purposes, we will

I'm using VS 2003 and C++.  I added a form to a project and then removed it,
but now I want to put it back in the project.  How can I do this?  Simply
adding the files (.cpp, .h, and resource file) does not work... I can no
longer use the designer on the form.  I don't want to ...

As title, I would like to print my form design on IDE but found that "print"
command is disable.  Now I'm using print screen function to get hard copy.
Does anybody know good idea to do it?
Thanks for your attentiona and kindly help!

I am trying to develop a component that inherit from UserControl for my
application.
My goal with that component is not to reuse it in many places through the
project, but to instanciate it dynamically when i need to show it in a form.