Help!  When working in your code window, you can click on your mouse wheel to
scroll horizontally and vertically.  In my code window, only vertical is
enabled.  Some class files are several hundred lines long!  Why only vertical
arrows appear, and not horizontal ones!  Help!

Using VS 2005, C#.
I want to make 3 class libraries that differ only by conditional symbols.  
If I create multiple projects in my solution, and refer to the source file
and assembly info file, each gets copied to each project's own directory -

Ctrl+E, C and Ctrl+E, U will comment and uncomment out multiple lines
(there's buttons in the Text Editor toolbar for this).  It has two
issues:
1. It will not include the // for empty lines, which makes it hard to

I am trying to add a report and a ReportViewer to an ASP.Net 2.0 website
application.
The data source for the report should be the output of a web service.
When I look at the report in design mode, the Website Data Sources panel

Is there any Addin to Visual Studio to measure how long time a build
takes? It would be interesting if I could find out how much of my day
is spent waiting for the application to build.
I know it is possible to add pre- and post build events that measure

 Does anyone else have this problem?  When in a web application project,
not a web site project, if I change the ID of a control (textbox, button,
etc) The whole IDE usually hangs for about 15-20 seconds.  It seems to do
the same thing regardless of whether I'm working locally ...

I’m using Visual Studio 2005 with SP1.
Version 8.0.50727.762 (SP.050727-7600)
I am confused by a behavior I believe might be a bug.
Anyone from the Microsoft Visual Team could comment please.

I suspect that I have an IDE configuration issue - but I just haven't been
able to find it...
I am trying to "publish" build my website and I get a:  Error 22 Access to
the path C:\Documents and Settings\<my temp folder>\temp^144\bin\<some file>

I have a series of .Net 2.0 solutions in VS2005.  Each solution consists of a
web site and a web service.  The web site in the solution always has a web
reference to the web service in the solution.
Some of the solutions also have a class library or two in them.

I have a solution of C++ projects using VS 2005 SP1 on Windows XP SP2.
I am using project dependencies to keep the correct build order.  But I
am having a problem where VS 2005 is unnecessarily re-building an
up-to-date project.  That is, I build the entire solution, and

I cannot find the database controls (SQLConnection, SQLDataAdapter,etc) in
the tool box in VS .NET 2005.  Where did they go as they were in VS .NET 2003.

I just can't find out why I don't see a grid in my forms designer for aspx
pages. I used to see in vs 2003.
Any idea to get it back in vs 2005
Thanks

In .Net 1.1, after adding a web refernce to a project, you have the option to
configure that web reference to be static or dynamic.  If it is dynamic, it
adds the URL to the web.config.
In .Net 2.0, I do not see how to change this setting and the default

I want to access the build events tab of a given project properties page? Is
this feasible?  What I want is to copy a xml data file data.xml (this file
was generated by my add-in and when program runs, it depends on this xml
file) under  $(ProjectDir) directory to $(OutDir) after ...

By mistake I created an VS Estensibility Project in the non
experimental instance instead of creating it in the Experimental
Hive.
Does anyone know how to restore the original VS?