Mastering Visual Studio .Net
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validation variables , displaying VB.Net item templates VB.NET Language Service VB.Net templates VB.NET, J#, and C# web-based projects VBScript file view script views File System [See File System view] File Types project Registry User Interface [See User Interface views] virtual directories (IIS) Visual Basic Distributed Application template Visual Basic projects Visual Basic Simple Distributed Application template Visual C# Distributed Application template projects Simple Distributed Application template Visual C++ .NET projects ASP.NET web service ATL projects ATL server building and debugging creating general projects MFC projects project files projects web projects Win32 projects Visual J# projects Visual Source Safe [See VSS] Visual Studio .NET Add-in template Visual Studio .NET Enterprise Edition packages Visual Studio Analyzer projects Visual Studio Integration Partner, see VSIP Visual Studio Integration Program, see VSIP Visual Studio Solutions VS.NET packages registry and VS.NET, launching VSDIRFLAG_BlankSolution VSDIRFLAG_DisableBrowseButton VSDIRFLAG_DisableLocationField VSDIRFLAG_DisableNameField VSDIRFLAG_DontAddDefExtension VSDIRFLAG_DontInitNameField VSDIRFLAG_NonLocalTemplate VSIP applying for justification for SDK Figures sample SDK and summary VSIP packages custom debugging engines and expression evaluators language services new project type typical building and debugging editing file in code view editing file in design view launching VS.NET loading or creating projects putting projects under source control saving projects views code view defined in-place activation editor simple embedded editor VSProject VSS (Visual Source Safe) adding solutions checking files in and out checking files in frequently checking files out versus getting latest version creating a database diffing files file history retrieving a project web projects working offline VsWebCache
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