I'm writing a .dll in VS.NET 2003.
I've got a problem getting the .dll to link. The answer appears to lie in
the order that the libraries link:

Im using VS.Net 2003.
is there anyone that can tell me how to jump to the start of a function?
Guess there must be some kind of a shortcut key, for doing this?

Is there any way to do this in VS.NET? I'd like to automate the obfuscation
and resigning of assemblies just before packaging them. Can't find anything
in help or google :-P
Thanks

i comment my project that is built from webservices and when i used the .NET
tool - 'build comment web pages...' it gave me an html page with a link with
my project name and it led to an empty html page.
in the bottom right corner it has a 'no entrance' icon and it wrote

I am wondering if anyone has similiar problems and know the solution to it.
I created a vb net project ( such as windows application or class library )
and in the solution explorer windows, I right -click on the project name,
I could not find the "Properties" menu. Even from the ...

   Recently I installed XP SP2 on my development machine.  Since that time,
I have not been able to view CodeCommentReports for any solution.  I would
like some help resolving this problem.
   When I click Tool | Build COmment Web Pages, all the HTM files get

   I would prefer that the Home key always go to column 0, rather than
toggle between the first non-whitespace character on the line and column 0.
I know how to change key bindings, but I cannot find a command that puts the
cursor in column 0.  I don't know what Edit.First is ...

I can't seem to find anywhere I can set the text editor fonts and colors.

On .NET projects I am sharing with others we have decided to put our local
assemblies and executables in a common relative path to our project files
while testing. In order for this to work, sharing the project files on
machines with different absolute directory setups, we need ...

I specify. for my XML documentation setting under project properties, a path
that is relative to my project directory, such as "doc/myxml.xml". When I
build the project, the IDE does generate the xml documentation file there.
It also generates the same xml documentation file in ...

Recently I managed to get Visual Studio to syntax-highlight my .inc files as
if they were .asp files. To my surprise, for this I had to tweak with
registry values.
Now syntax highlighting is all right, but the Document Outline window shows

I've just tried VS.Net 2003 and sadly I've seen that the intellisence does
not work in when working with SQL statements.
The intellisence feature is such a timesaving feature in generel, that I
simply cannot understand why this feature isn't implemented in the SQL

Ive a rather advanced code expansion action which im looking for, if maybe
there is someone who makes an addin which could do this?
Im looking to be able to declare a Property procedure (im in VB, though im
sure itd be as cool in C# too, unless it already does this?).

I am using the VSProject.References.Add method to add a reference to a
newly created project (in the default.js in a Wizard).  My issue is
that I do not understand how VS.NET choose which version of a given
assembly to use.  Here's the scenario:

Is there any available guide thas establishes the best practice for managing
a solution composed of several projects in Visual C++ .NET?.