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Visual Studio 2005 Guided Tour: .NET Compact Framework
Learn about the benefits of Visual Studio 2005 for .NET Compact Framework development. Each page of the tour provides a succinct introduction to a key feature or technology area of Visual Studio 2005 that impacts .NET Compact Framework developers.
13 Feb 2006, 19:09:34 Source: Visual Studio 2005 Guided Tour: .NET Compact Framework
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New Features in Visual Studio 2005 Windows Forms
Updated IDE features, new Menu, Toolstrip and multimedia controls, support for background threading, and a new deployment technology called ClickOnce aimed squarely at reducing the number of Web-based intranet applications are among the new capabilities in Visual Studio 2005.
Outlook Add-Ins: Improve Your Outlook With Visual Studio Tools For Office
Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Office 2003 supported only Microsoft Word and Excel. The new version, however, has the tools you need to create managed code add-ins for Outlook 2003.
9 Feb 2006, 02:00:00 Source: Outlook Add-Ins: Improve Your Outlook With Visual Studio...
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Practical .NET2 and C#2: An introduction to MSBuild
An introduction to the MSBuild technology.
7 Feb 2006, 22:17:00 Source: Practical .NET2 and C#2: An introduction to MSBuild
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Smart Clients: Craft A Rich UI For Your .NET App With Enhanced Windows Forms Support
Windows Forms 2.0 is far richer than any Windows application development platform that preceded it, with tons of improvements across the board. And they're all waiting for you when you create a new Windows Forms project.
25 Jan 2006, 01:45:40 Source: Smart Clients: Craft A Rich UI For Your .NET App With...
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Code Snippets in Visual Studio 2005
Want to save some time writing code for that next big project? The new code snippets feature in Visual Studio 2005 will enable the developer to have a toolset of commonly used code for performing various functions.
Source Safe Web Interface v1.5
SSWI is a Microsoft Visual Source Safe 6 Web Interface.
It provides remote access to all the features of Visual Source Safe without the need to install software on the end user PC. SSWI is a fully web based system, that will work on any PC or MAC (OSX).
SSWI works with VSS 6 and 2005, and includes IDE intergration for VB6, Visual Studio 2002, 2003 and 2005 plus many more popular IDE's
3 Jan 2006, 23:06:19 Source: Source Safe Web Interface v1.5
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Online Article: New Features In Visual Studio 2005 Windows Forms
Online Article: New Features In Visual Studio 2005 Windows Forms
"Don't do it! Don't do it!" the little voice in my head shouted as I contemplated using the worn out clich? "Good things come to those who wait" to describe the experience of designing Windows applications with Visual Studio 2005.However, that clich? accurately communicates the idea that building Windows Forms applications in Visual Studio 2005 is better, makes you more productive, and provides you with more fun than doing the same in Visual Studio 2003, not to mention VB6!
3 Jan 2006, 02:00:00 Source: Online Article: New Features In Visual Studio 2005...
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Combine Microsoft Project and Visual Studio Team System for a One-two Punch of Productivity
Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) provides centralized storage of work item tracking features while MS Project provides rich planning and tracking features. By using them together, you can improve team productivity, minimize data conflicts, and reduce administrative overhead.
22 Dec 2005, 22:10:24 Source: Combine Microsoft Project and Visual Studio Team System...
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Source Control
The Baker's Dozen: 13 Reasons to Upgrade to Visual Studio 2005
Visual Studio 2005 offers new capabilities in many different areas, such as data access, language enhancements, IDE productivity features, deployment, Office integration, XML, and many others!
21 Dec 2005, 04:03:19 Source: The Baker's Dozen: 13 Reasons to Upgrade to Visual Studio...
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