The IDE will not stop reformatting the HTML.
//Desired Example
<dt class="..." onclick="...">Example</dt>
   <dd id="..." class="...">

It takes 30 seconds or more to populate the dropdown list in the open file
dialog.  This makes navigation to distant directories more than painful.  It
is absolutely unacceptable.  Anyone found a work around?
XP pro, latest sp, 768mb.

in vs.net 2003, i want to use colo(u{1}r|r) to search colour or color,
but it only matchs colour!
1) if i use colo(u{1}r|a), it will match colour or coloua.
2) if i use colo(ur|r), it will match color or colour.

Is there any option to make VS open files by collapsing to definitions
by default?
Thanks

I have an application that has several project references and fixed path
references.  When I perform a rebuild all, my project references for the
application point to each respective project's bin folder.  When I debug the
application, I can watch the project references redirect ...

In VS03 you had the option to copy ONLY files required to run. VS05 copies
all files and I can't find a similar option in VS05 to turn off ALL files.
Seems to me you would want to avoid having all your .cs and .resx files up on
some public server.

Is there a way to display what a given key is bound to?
I have this functionality in another editor I use and I find
it incredibly useful both to help find a command I vaguely
remember the keystroke for (is it ^K^N or ^K^M?) and to

In VS2005, are the extensibility objects such as DTE2 based on .NET? I.e. are
they themselves .NET objects?
Thank You

I hit some (to me) unknown keyboard shortcut a bit earlier. All spaces show
up as dots halfway up the character space. (Approx the same height as the
horisontal line in an "e".) How do I remove this? I don't want to see these
spaces as dots.

I have always an empty kind of property window above my vside 2005. When I
close this windows it come back after I start the project again or when I
stop a debugging session.
I have it on all my projects, webbased and formbased.

I have an app.config file that is used for debugging, so I would like to have
it in the project, but not under source control.  Is there a way to do this
is Visual Studio 2005 Professional?
mike

I was using VB under VS2003 but having received VS2005 I have decided to
start using C#. One little thing seems to be a step in the wrong direction
although I just may have to customise the IDE properly.
When in VB, for instance, I had a listview control and wanted to change the

I have noticed that every time I debug a web application, when I finish
debugging Visual Studio 2005 crashes.  This seems to happen if I start
typing too quickly after stopping debugging.  It happens every time, and it
happens to everyone on my team.

Every time I open my solution, (upgraded from vs.net 2003) the ide crashes,
and tells me it needs to close. Every once in a while it just informs me of a
serious error, and allows me to work with the solution. After that the IDE
won't close properly.

In Visual Studio 2003 you can set the debugger to break into code when an
exception is raised even if it is caught by a exception handler. How do you
do this in Visual Studio 2005? It doesn't seem to have Debug menu->Exceptions