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Category Archives: IDE
Find Visual Studio’s Immediate window
For some reason, the Immediate window seems to be a never-ending subject for Microsoft treasure hunts. It seems like each new release of Visual Studio moves the Immediate window to a new location buried deep within the menu hierarchy. In … Continue reading
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Installing Visual Studio 2017
Microsoft claims that the Visual Studio 2017 installation is faster and uses less space than previous versions, and I think they’re right. The basic approach is to install only the bare bones initially and then make you install things that … Continue reading
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Prevent Visual Studio from running programs with syntax errors
If a program’s code contains syntax errors, then by default if you try to run the program Visual Studio displays the following message: You should pretty much always click No. If you click Yes, an older version of the program … Continue reading
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Create a Visual Studio tool
This example shows how to create a Visual Studio tool that lets you easily open a web page or send an email. There are many web sites that you may find useful while building applications. You may also want to … Continue reading
Display line numbers in the Visual Studio code editor
Sometimes it’s handy to be able to see line numbers in your code so you can refer to particular lines by number. To turn on line numbering: Open the Tools menu and select Options. Expand the Options tree to go … Continue reading
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