Or any block statement for that matter...
Is there a way, perhaps using the SDK, to make VS add a comment
automatically when it completes code for you?
For example in VB.Net, if you type "If 1=2 then" and press enter, it adds a

I would like to use Visual Studio 2005 to edit some VHDL files.  Is there a
way to customize the IDE's properties for how it parses file content?
For example, how to tell the IDE to treat lines beginning with "--" instead
of "//" as a comment line?

When working with a C# web page in VS 2008 and a control is nested within
the Table server control (within a row and cell of course), I can find no
way to access the control to have the Events icon available in the
Properties window (for adding events to the control). Design view ...

In order to write an installer for my shiny new add-in I need to drop my add-in
dll and its assocaited ".addin" file into the VS "Addins" folder (if it exists).
How does an installer find this folder?  Or am I expected to put my add-in under
Program Files and modify some registry ...

I am trying to create a new tab in vs 2008 and it tells me that one already
exists with that name.  I can't see it.  How do I find an existing tab if I
can't see it in vs 2008.  Is it located in the registry or somewhere on my
hard drive?

In Visual Studio, when I type the following for a try-catch block, the IDE
freezes for quite some time before showing the Intellisense dropdown.  
try
{

In VS2008 Pro:
For example if my dll file name is "MyCompany.MyLib.dll" the documentation
file ends up as "MyCompany.xml"
and I expect "MyCompany.MyLib.xml"