Dear all

due to a policy in my company I have to print all written code to paper once
a year. I know this sounds ridiculous in a way but that’s how the policy is.

Is there a way in VS2008 to print all files by one command or is there
somewhere a tool that helps extracting for example to a text file? I only
found a way to print one page.

Thanks for your help,

Marc

Hello All,

I have a Visual C# Solution in VS.NET 2008 and one of it's assembly is
using signing.
It finds the proper .snk file but when I try to compile the whole
project in Release mode
I get following error:

Cryptographic failure while signing assembly
'System.Windows.Controls.Data.dll' --
'Error reading key file 'd:\proj\proj\MSSharedLibKey.snk' -- The
system cannot find the file specified.

What this actually means? I haven't signed assembly
System.Windows.Controls.Data.dll.
And the whole error message doesn't appear when compiling in Debug
mode.

Using Google and searching MSSharedLibKey.snk doesn't result anything.

Can anyone help how to start looking what could be wrong?

Cheers,

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VS 2005 SP1

When building a solution it hangs at the "LC" process.

It only does it on the projects that have third party controls and if that
project, or a project it depends upon, has changed.

It will be "busy" for about 1-2 minutes per project that this happens to. So
for some solutions we are talking about 8 minutes to build the solution.

Hi all,

first off, apologies if this is not the right group for my query.
(Maybe someone can direct me to the proper group.)

This is a follow-up to a query I sent out on July 17. I have more
questions and even less of an idea of what is going on.

I have a very puzzling problem with a large project I am building. The
project builds fine in Visual Studio 8 and 9, but when I use vcbuild
at the command line, the linker complains about missing routines. (I
thought this was impossible.) This occurs in only one of the projects.

I still don't know what to do about it, but I have an even more
perplexing problem. The problem leader wants to use the command

vcbuild /u

This creates a problem in *every* project, with the linker complaining

ÿ_/
LIB : fatal error LNK1181: cannot open input file "ÿ_/"

We have a cs project that we have been building using MSBuild. Since
we added a vc++ project to the solution, I get a "can't find
VCBuild ... please install Windows SDK or VisualStudio" error. I have
installed Windows SDK 6.1 on the machine (the machine does not have
VisualStudio installed), and I know VCBuild is present in the machine.

How do I let MSBuild know which directory to look for VCBuild? Is
there a property that you can set from /p: command line parameter?

On the Start Page to the left are a list of Recent Projects. Over time though
end up removing some projects, yet they continue to appear in this list. I
tried changing the number of recent items to display from 10 to 1 and then
reset it to 10 and that did not work.

How can I remove select Recent Items, specifically those that no longer
exist?

Thanks, Greg

Good Day,

I have one project where context sensitive help does not work (the F1 key).
It works fine for any other project I have loaded. And the Dynamic help
works in this "problem" project.

However, if I copy this project to another workstation with VS2008 and load
it there, all is fine, F1 works great.

I tried to "Reinstall/Repair" both VS2008 and MSDN Library documentation to
fix the problem with no luck.

What else should I try?

Thanks Much,

Brian

I just recently moved over the using Microsoft Windows Vista - Enterprise
Edition and Microsoft Visual Studio.Net 2008 Edition.

I don't know if my questions is a Windows question or a Visual Studio.Net
2008 question or issue. So, if I've posted in the wrong group, my aplogies.

I have a web-site's source files on my computer in a folder named
C:\MyDatabase\Mywebsites\We. This is where my original source files exist.
Now, what I have done is moved my original source files to the
c:\inetpub\wwwroot\myapp folder. My web-site runs fine with no problems.

The problem I have is that when I load the web site from my wwwroot folder
and I make changes to my Web.Config file, I cannot save my changes. I am told
I do not have sufficent access rights, even though i am an Administrator.
That actual message states: [The operation could not be completed. Access is
denied.].

Subsequently, what I must do is save the file to another location (my
desktop in my situation), go to the desktop and copy and paste the file into
the actual wwwroot folder outside of Visual Studio.Net 2008. This is actually
true for all files within the web-site project. This is a very frustrating
issue to have to deal with.