Does the Visual Studio have a feature to complete language statments?
ie.  if, switch, for, ...
Or, is there an editor that you can recommend?
Thanks

 Suddenly IDE can't find the code changes I made. After run the program and
step in, IDE only show old value and can't the new variables. When click to
make the break point, it doesn't cover current line. the length it covers is
the length of old line that used to be here.

When swapping between the code and form tab in certain VB projects the IDE
hangs for a short while as if it is saving something. The mouse pointer turns
into an hour glass. This happens particularly when a form has a lot of
controls on it. Is there anything I can do to stop this ...

I have many projects in my solution.
The intellisense in one of the forms from one of the  projects does not work
at all.
I have to rebuild the project and it works. After I type in a few lines of

I have a solution with 8 projects that  has loaded in the pass w/o incident.  
I am using XP pro sp 2 w/ vs.net 2003.  We loading the solution the ide
crashes and give the following error msg.
An unhandled exception has been caught by the VSW exception filter.

I load VS and select a Visual C# windows form project. When I try to bind the
toolbox to the UI by hitting the auto hide button next to the toolbox the
program crashes and shows me a devenv.exe problem. Any ideas what is causing
this?

I've been trying to make an add-in in VS.NET 2003 using Visual Basic. This
add-in should add a comment block to functions among other things. I'm
coding it in VB.Net.
This is a snippet of the code, starting in the OnConnect Sub:

I just started a new Console Application, to start everything from the
begining.
From the Solution Explorer of my Console App, I am selecting Add
Existing Project.  I browse for the path were it is and select the C#

I don't know if this is just something i am doing wrong, but I was working
through a tutorial using Visual Studio and a C# windows application.
The first two actions I took after creation the new solution and project
were to:

I subscribe to a few vsnet and vstudio newsgroups, but have often wondered
what's the difference between them?
Thanks.

Is there a way to raise a given exception during debugging in VS 2003, for
example by typing a command the command window? This would be very useful
but I have not yet found a way to do it.
Cheers,

If you are or have tried using CVSNT in VS.NET, I'd love your
feedback.
Thanks,
Mark Nadig

When I open Visual Studio .Net IDE (devenv with no additional params), the
exe tries to open all directories on all projects that are on my "Existing
project list".
The reason I am asking is that I noticed that VS.NET became slow recently in

While debugging, I occasionally step into a routine for which source code is
not available.  If this happens to be a routine in a dll for which I do have
source code and a pdb file, how do I tell the debugger so that it displays
source lines and symbolic debugging info?

We are having a significant problem in that any time we restart the ide,
such as when we start in the morning, the first time we run our solution in
debug mode, the IDE recompiles everything, whether the code has changed
since last compilation or not.  This is a significant issue ...