Can someone explain to me what happen to that magnificent IDE we had for
years before VS 2005 comes up?
Don't get me wrong the IDE is still superbe and there are plenty of new
features that can save hours in development. But I never experimented as many

i have Visual Studio 2005 Pro on Windows XP SP2 (CPU: 2200+, 512MB). I
develop ASP.NET sites with C#.
As soon as i save a codebehind file VS seems to compile and the system
is working to capacity for some seconds, although it is a new project

Where can I find the generated dll in visual studio 2005? I didn’t find any of the generated .dll file as in visual studio 2003. Please let me know the steps to generate the project .dll
Thank

Hi;
When I am designing a web page, how can I select some text/table
cell/row/etc and then set it to one of the classes defined in my theme .css
file? I can find the standard html classes like h1 but not mine.

We are having a very consistent problem getting Visual Studio 2005 Pro
to close completely upon exiting. devenv.exe remains in the Task
Manager at 50% CPU usage. Opening and closing VS a second time adds
another instance at 50% CPU, which then brings the system to it's

In Visual Studio 2005, I set a reference and need to set the CopyLocal
property of the reference to true.
The problem is that I can not find where to do it. In my VS2005 IDE,
there is no node for references like in VS2000/2003 in the Solutions

My current internet accessis via corporate proxy server that requires
authentication.
If I run Internet Explorer and navigate to any site, I am first challenged
for my credentials. The authentication demand is always explicit.

When I try to put a method's name in the Address: edit control it always
says that it "is a 'method', which is not valid in the given context".
What do I need to do to get the start address of the method?
Best regards,

We have a huge project in ASP. When our project is opened in visual studio
2005 the asp file get displayed just fine, problems we have with the include
files, which have extension *.inc. These files are mostly not displayed as
source files. Intellisense is not working at all on ...

We have a huge project in ASP. When our project is opened in visual studio
2005 the asp file get displayed just fine, problems we have with the include
files, which have extension *.inc. These files are mostly not displayed as
source files. Intellisense is not working at all on ...

I've got a Visual Studio C# project and an external reference from
which I get a debug and a release dll, but no source code.
How do I configure my Project that it references the debug dll in debug
configuration and vice versa?

When editing web pages in the VS.Net 2003 IDE, I'd like to be able to switch
between HTML and Design modes without having to reach over for the mouse to
click the tabs at the botttom of the screen.  Is there any way to do this
using the keyboard?

Dear,
I'm looking arround making a Visual Studio 2005 add-in.
However I don't seem to understand how to catch the debugger starting (which
should be simple, but I cannot catch the event). Also I like to catch the

I too have a problem.  While writing code or working with forms, devenv.exe
sucks up 50-100% cpu for up to a minute or 2 and then throttles back down.  
Other times it spikes up for a little bit and comes back down repeatedly for
no reason.  Some times I only have a code window ...

In VS2003 you can specify whether your project will support 1.1 or 1.0.
This does not mean *targetting* 1.1 or 1.0, it simply specifies
compatability.
But I can't find a similar feature in the VS2005.  Is there one?