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Re: Visual Studio 6.0 ed welch13-Dec-04 2:23 ed welch 13-Dec-04 2:23  VS.NET 2003 is good in it's own right, but they really screwed up the resouce editor. If you need c++ developement and need to use the resouce editor, VC6 is the best. Re: Visual Studio 6.0 diilbert14-Dec-04 2:27 diilbert 14-Dec-04 2:27  I used VS .NET (whatever the first release was) for awhile, but the problem was that my principle language is C++ and there were too many little problems. After that I went back to VS 6.0 and am yet to dive back into .NET of any kind. Derived Classes and Members Manish K. Agarwal12-Dec-04 20:32 Manish K. Agarwal 12-Dec-04 20:32  My vote is for 6.0 In 6.0 there are 4 toolbar buttons: "Call Graph", "Callers Graph", "Derived Classes and Members", and "Base Classes and Members" that I have used constantly for years. I have only been able to find the latter capability ("Base Classes and Members") in VS.NET Sonork ID 100:25668                                                  Home Page Re: Derived Classes and Members Phil Harding19-Dec-04 0:18 Phil Harding 19-Dec-04 0:18  Manish K. Agarwal wrote: have only been able to find the latter capability ("Base Classes and Members") in VS.NET So I'm not the only one then, Call and Callers graph were so useful, what were MS thinking by removing them, Duh! Phil Harding 2003 now, 2005 soon Paul Watson12-Dec-04 20:03 Paul Watson 12-Dec-04 20:03  I think my vote will change shortly after I get and use the final release of Visual Studio 2005. Some of the developer features (refactoring for instance) look really helpful but the last build I tried was a bit of a hog (and that wonderful choice of a background gradient in the toolbars made my eyes water.) For now VS.NET 2003 is doing nicely. regards, Paul Watson South Africa The Code Project Re: 2003 now, 2005 soon Marc Clifton13-Dec-04 10:21 Marc Clifton 13-Dec-04 10:21  Paul Watson wrote: ...change shortly after I get...final release of Visual Studio 2005 Shortly, eh? Marc MyXaml Advanced Unit Testing Re: 2003 now, 2005 soon Paul Watson13-Dec-04 10:43 Paul Watson 13-Dec-04 10:43  Oh twister of words and wielder of dot dot dot! :P From what I have seen, shortly after I get VS 2005, it will become my favourite. Till then I'll keep VS 2003 charged and ready. regards, Paul Watson South Africa The Code Project Re: 2003 now, 2005 soon Member 9613-Dec-04 16:49 Member 96 13-Dec-04 16:49  Yeah, from what I've heard that will be true but there is no way in hell were going to spend a second on 2005 until it's been out long enough for the initial bug fixes. Were just too busy to take a chance like that. Besides I'm just getting used to the endless rebuilding of the entire project when I make a change to a business object in my solution and my UI suddenly doesn't see any intellisense or autocomplete (or whatever that feature is called) any more for *all* my business objects. What is odd is that I have yet to see any bit of VS 2005, but our latest update to the Infragistics UI framework has that as a style option for every control so I can imagine what it's going to look like. Re: 2003 now, 2005 soon Alexander M.,16-Dec-04 5:07 Alexander M., 16-Dec-04 5:07  When will the public version of vs 2005 be released? Don't try it, just do it!

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