I am working in a Visual Basic application, modifying existing projects and
code.  For the most part, the auto-indent seems to be going what it's
supposed to.  But occasionally, when I'm modifying or deleting code, the
auto-indent for surrounding code seems to get messed up.  ...

Using Visual Studio 2005 and the 2005 SDK, I built the IronPython IDE
add-on and can launch it from the "Experimental Hive". Now I would
like to add IronPython support to my normal/regular hive (so I can
create apps and etc using IronPython like I do with C#).

I'm having a problem where Visual Studio.Net 2003 gets "stuck"
compiling:
Preparing resources...
Updating references...

I've created a toolbox where I host a usercontrol. How to I set the
toolbox programmatically to be a Tabbed Page?
Dim programmableObject As Object
Dim guidstr As String = "{439bc5e4-6ec1-491f-adc9-fffe36776c2e}"

I've been tinkering around with this problem now for a while..
When building any C++ solution with my VS2005 Team Suite SP1 I get no
output of the compilation process at my output window,
only "Build started" and then something like:

1)When using VS 2005 and VB.net when wouldn't the: reference folder, bin
folder,
obj folder not be present after creating a VB net Windows Application and
only the form1.vb and MyProject folders only be created?

I set a Shadow Folder in vss as admin.
If i check in by vss, the file in Shadow Folder will be updated at the
sametime.
But, if i check in by vs.net 2005, the file can't be updated,why?

Installing VSIIP.MSI (Visual Studio Integration for IronPython)
installs 1.0 DLLs. I have 1.1 version DLLs of IronPython.Dll and
IronMath.Dll in another filesystem location. Can I simply overwrite
the 1.0 DLLs in "C:\Program Files\Visual Studio Integration for

I want to able to open multiple solutions in VS2005 IDE.  Currently, I can
only open 1 solution in one instance of VS2005.  If I try to open another
project/solution, it will close the current one.

Is there a way to change the default action for files in solution explorer. I
rarely ever want to open the designer view, I'd much prefer to get to the
code.
I seem to remember that there was a way, but how...?

I need to create a shortcut on the desktop but the shortcut's target is a
file that is on one of our servers, not a file that is part of the project.
Is it possible to do this, and if so how, I am having no luck.
Thanks

I'm developing an add-in for Visual Studio. With this add-in I'd like
to insert source code to the
the Visual Studio project that is hosting my add-in. How can I access
the editor of the hosting project?

My source code contains tabs and newlines.  How do I tell the IDE editor
(using find and replace) to replace such characters with other characters.  I
guess this boils down to how to represent control characters in
search/replace strings.  I've tried using a backslash to escape ...

Something has happened with my copy of Visual Studio 2005.
When I click on View/Error List (to try to see the "Error List"
window) I don't see any error list window.  After clicking View/Error
List there is no visible active window.

I've been told that the support for refactoring VB .NET code in VSTE is
superior to the limited refactoring for VB .NET 2005 in  VS 2005 Pro.
Can someone point me to where the refactoring options are in VSTE for VB
.NET projects?