Any good trick/hint/add-in/script for opening the associated .h
file for an existing .cpp and vice-versa on VS 2003 ?
Thanks,
Fabro

A while back ago, I remembered seeing someone post a plugin for vs.net that
run MSN messenger right inside VS.NET IDE. Anyone still has the link to it ?
I have tried to Google but couldn't find it.
Thanks in advance.

My VS MRU list sometimes collects old projects that, while still in my
folders, are no longer wanted in the MRU.  Short of changing the names of the
folders, is there a reasonable way to selectively add/delete things from the
VS MRU?

I use VSNET 2003. In my IDE I used to have a docked window at the right side
that had Solution Explorer and Class tabs for the upper are and Properties
in the lower area. I suspect I clicked or drag something because now, the
upper pane in that right hand window is just the Class ...

I would like to add support for VS to recognize custom hyperlinks in code
comments (as opposed to only http, etc.).  Any ideas?
For me this would be a useful way to launch our bug tracking database from
the relevant code.

I recently reinstalled the VS.NET 2003 IDE and my tool bar got all
screwed up.  I tried to manually add/remove the items on the bar to
reset it to a default configuration; but, certain items didn't want to
be removed or moved into their default location.  Screen-shot available

Environment: Windows XP with SP2, Visual Studio.NET 2003 Architect, Java Web
Start;
I switched to HTML Source Environemnt, and add an applet into there(In this
case I'm using EasyChart from Objectplanet).  I was able to build my project

I'm new to VS 2003 so please bear with me... is there any way to build
(or compile, or just error-check) a C# file without it being part of a
project?  In other words, to just build the Object defined in a .cs
file that is not in a project?