When I startup my vs .net 2003, I encountered an "MS Development Environment
has not been installed for the current user. Please run setup to install the
application". I searched the MSDN, there is an article says that this is a
but in VS .NET 2003 beta 1, but my version is not a ...

I don't see a way to delete a Visual Studio .NET Solution except possibly by
using the Windows Explorer.  Is there a way to delete Solutions inside the
IDE?  The IDE appears to only have a way to delete Projects inside Solutions
but not Solutions themselves.  Am I missing something?

I am new to VS 2003, moving from Borland C++ Builder 5 & 6. Builder's
analogue to Intellisense (CodeCompletion) automatically inserts open and
close parenthesis when a method name is selected from the popup member
list and positions the cursor between them, so that all you have ...

I have a dialog with an ActiveX control in it.  The dialog resource is in a
separate MFC extension DLL for localization purposes.  If I open this DLL in
either VC++ 6.0 or 7.1 (as resources), open the dialog, change the text of a
static control, and then save the DLL, I am no ...

When editing an HTA in Visual Studio .NET, I do not have access to the
HTML tab.  I need to rename the file to HTML and then I have access to
the HTML tab.  Isn't there any way to edit an HTA just like an HTML
file?

Using VSNET 2003. I think I dragged the mouse across part of the IDE work
area and messed things up. On the right side of the work area I had a
sizable window which contained the Solution Explorer window in the upper
portion and the properties window in the lower part. Each of the ...

1) run an asp.net project in debug mode
2) resize the window that is docked on the right-hand side of the ide.
In the default configuration this is where the properties and
solution explorer windows are located.

We have a solution that has a mix of:
legacy unmanaged C++ projects.
new C# projects.
mixed module C++ projects that have both unmanaged and managed C++ in them

Does anyone know of a way to create a DTE object programmatically without
launching devenv.exe? I'm trying to do some remote-controlling of the IDE,
but the cross-process reference to a DTE object created with the following
code results in painfully slow performance whenver the oDTE ...

i am creating a datatable during run-time and want to associate a table
style to the datagrid that displays the datatable. i have included a breif
illustration
private:DataSet __gc *datasetPpl;

I would like to set the source code editor up such that the tabs (with the
names of the open files) are all shown in more rows if there are too many.
Currently they are all in one row, which becomes quite uncomfortable when
working with many open files.

I have installed .NET Framework 1.1, but my Visual Studio.NET 2002 keep
showing the .NET Framework v 1.0 (in a menu help\about...)
What should I do in order to force Visual Studio to use the newer framework
1.1?

I have a .NET solution with about 25 projects in it.  When I am working in
that solution and open a text file which happens to not be part of the
project, it takes ~50 seconds to open.  The text files I am opening are not
big at all, maybe 50 lines max.  Why does this take so ...

I'm trying to figure out what setting is in place that's causing my
solution to go through a complete rebuild each time I open it.  
1.  Open solution.
2.  Select Build Solution from the menu.

Hello,everyone
   I want to add some existed vb files to a project, but VS.NET always
copies those files to the own project folder and can not add only reference
to the project like VC++.Net project does.