When I load an .sln file from double clicking on it, why doesn't it
appear in the Recent Projects list?  It is very annoying.  I am using
VB 2005 Express.
Zytan

We are using DDE to have a file loaded in VS2005, but is there a way
to have it also go to a specific line number?

Hi,
I need to use environment variables in the reference path. Changing the file
in an editor is not a good solution since every time I save the project file
inside Visual Studio it expands the reference path and removes my environment

In my Visual Studio 2005 Team Edtion for Software Developers, I'd like to
create a CLR Stored Procedure. The directions for doing so are as follows:
File->New->Project->Other Project Types->Database
At this point the "SQL Server Project" should be visible in the "Visual

When a make a change in code, then do a ctrl shift b, then attach to my
process, my breakpoints won't be hit because symbols weren't loaded it says.
i'm running vs 2005 prof.
So what i do to fix it is to hit F5 which launches a browser and then the

Hi;
I just assigned the same icon to both a .exe and .dll project. For the .exe
it shows fine. For the .dll it just shows the same icon as all the other dlls.
Any ideas?

Hi;
Where can I find an icon editor that handles 32-bits? VS 2005 does not.

I was finally able to move from VS6 to Visual Studio 2005, and for the most
part I'm loving it.  It took me a while to figure out how to add new message
handlers and virtual function overrides to classes, but once I found that, I
was flying along.

Normally, the dialog box displayed by Debug|Exceptions has 3 columns:  Name,
Thrown, and User-unhandled.  However, in my VB.Net project (Visual Studio
2005 SP1), if I disable "Just My Code" (under
Tools|Options|Debugging|General), then the Debug|Exceptions dialog no longer

Short break for a stupid question. In VS2005 I want to write a macro that
writes some static text at the current cusrsor location.
Here is what I have (that doesn't work):
DTE.ActiveDocument.OutputString("Copyright (C) 2000-2007 Joe Bloggs

I am using Visual Studio 2005 SP1 for unmanaged C++ development.  If I
enable C/C++ navigation bars in the options->editor page, then devenv
continually consumes 50% cpu whenever the cursor is in a text editor for
a C++ file.  I have let devenv do this overnight and the cpu usage ...