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I recently found out about the Linq To Sql Visualizer for Visual Studio. Are there any other useful visualizers out there?
Started by Ronnie Overby on
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(also self.
There are several available from the Visual Studio Gallery .
Deep inspection of Controls.
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Hi!
I have installed in my Desktop Computer Visua Studio 2008 Team System 2008 Architecture and Visual SourceSafe 2005.
Visual Studio doesn't have integrated Visual SourceSafe, How can I integrate Visual SourceSafe on Visual Studio.
Thanks!
Started by VansFannel on
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Select Microsoft Visual SourceSafe
In Visual Studio 2008, go to
Tools -> Options -> Source Control
and select the Visual Sourcesafe.
Tools->Options->Source Control->Plug-in Selection.
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I can't seem to get Visual SVN and Visual Studio Beta 2 to work together, anyone know of a workaround???
Started by hminaya on
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As workaround you may copy file "C:\Program Files\[Prev Visual studio]\Common7 the ..\[Prev Visual studio....
VisualSVN change log
The latest generation VisualSVN in reporting Visual Studio 2010 compatibility on it and provide fix soon.
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How do I run Visual Studio 2008 projects in Visual Studio 2005?
Started by persian Dev on
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I'm not sure what the answer will be, but I'd guess that your best approach is to just add each code file and each reference until the project... .
2007 we might have guessed 2008, but 2009 is smack dab in the middle .
A terrible year.
First off, you picked 2009.
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Is there any tool to convert Visual Studio 2005/2008 project to Visual Studio 6? Thanks.
Started by Yigang Wu on
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After adding the source files....
I guess your best option is to start with a blank VS 6 project and manually add the source files .
I assume this is a C/C++ project? VS 6 was before .NET .
I am pretty sure Microsoft does not have anything like that .
Doubtful.
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When developing a Visual Studio (2005) Debug Visualizer, you have to specify the target type you want to visualize (i.e. a DataSet Visualizer would specify its target at TypeOf(DataSet)). However, what if you want your Visualizer to be able to visualize...
Started by DAC on
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I never created a complex visualizer myself (just one for a custom mailobject), but that was the premise in all articles went to....
There are certain requirements regarding serialization (for example).
You can't just visualize every object.
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Using Visual Studio 6.0 I want to use Visual Studio 2008 also.
I Already Installed the Visual Studio 6.0 (VB6, Foxpro Package) in my system, Now I want to install the Visual Studio 2008(.Net Package). Is Possible to install?
If I install Visual Studio...
Started by Gopal on
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Yes, I run VS6, VS2005.
Visual Studio 6.0 will work with Visual Studio 2008 installed.
I use this for maintenance of old VB6.
Yes, you can use Visual Studio 6.0 side-by side with VS2008.
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I am developing a Windows Application using the .net Framework 2.0 and Visual C#(Microsoft Visual Studio 2008) in my PC.
On the completion of my project I have to execute it in a system which has Visual Studio 2005 and .net framework 2.0.
So my doubt ...
Started by Sheetal on
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As long solution in Visual Studio 2005 while it....
You can run your application just fine on your target machine, that has nothing to do with Visual Studio.
visual-studio-2005-and-2008.aspx
It depends on what you mean by 'execute'.
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Hi,
I want to install visual studio 6 and Visual Studio 2008 both on my machine. Will There be any problems if i do so ?
Started by lakshmanan on
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In addition make sure you install the service packs....
I'd suggest installing them in that order.
Yes you can, I'm running VS 6.0, VS 2003, 2005 and 2008 on Vista Business .
Nope, but I'd recommend installing them starting from the earliest version first .
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When creating a new extension for visual studio, there are two project options: "Visual Studio Integration Package" and "Visual Studio Add-in". What is the difference between the two project types and when would you use one over the other?
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Whatever you do, add-ins are an external thing for Visual....
Another strong point of the VS package is better integration with the Visual Studio.
See http://www.bitwisemag.com/copy/features/dev/visual as the newer technology.
Pick C# or VB).
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