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Line-of-Business Data using Visual Studio Tools for Office 2005
For a lot of Information Workers Microsoft Office is their "comfort zone", they know the Office applications from top to bottom. This article is showing how you, as a developer, can bring business data into this "comfort zone" by using Visual Studio Tools for Office 2005.
21 Apr 2006, 10:37:24 Source: Line-of-Business Data using Visual Studio Tools for...
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Creating code snippets
An article that discusses ways to create your own custom snippets to provide you with a customized way of reusing your code in VS2005
Using Code Snippets
Learn to use code snippets to minimize your developing time.
Code Refactoring
What is code refactoring? How can this new technology help me in my programming? Here's an article that discuses this.
Enhanced QuickWatch
A VS.NET 2003 add-in to view Xml , Datasets and Exceptions
Introduction to Web Application Projects
Find out how to use the new project type, the Web application project, as an alternative to the Web site project model already available in Visual Studio 2005.
How to Avoid WSOD's in Visual Studio 2005 Designer
An article on how to deal with designer exceptions in Visual Studio 2005
27 Mar 2006, 16:11:00 Source: How to Avoid WSOD's in Visual Studio 2005 Designer
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Bugs
Built For Speed: Develop Turbocharged Apps For Windows Compute Cluster Server
This article explores the services provided by Compute Cluster Server 2003 and the tools provided by Visual Studio 2005 that will help you develop High-Perfomance Computing applications.
8 Mar 2006, 18:00:00 Source: Built For Speed: Develop Turbocharged Apps For Windows...
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Advanced Basics: IntelliSense Code Snippets
Advanced Basics: IntelliSense Code Snippets
VSHelper - Visual Studio IDE enhancements
VSHelper adds some usability enhancements to Visual Studio .NET.