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    Working with Visual Studio

    gregor , added Feb 04, 2009, 10:54
    There are a few settings I like to set up immediately whenever I am working with a clean install of Visual Studio to help my development go a little smoother. Here are just a couple of those things.How to Enable Line Numbers. In Visual Studio line numbering is turned off by default. You have the abi... [More]
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    How to Manage and Remove Recent Projects in Visual Studio

    gregor , added Jan 30, 2009, 05:13
    How to change the number of recent projects storedVisual Studio maintains a list of the most recent projects you've worked on so you can open them quickly. By default it maintains the 6 most recent projects on the start page. You can change how many projects it saves by opening the Tools &g... [More]
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    Add Your Assembly to Visual Studio Add Reference Dialog

    gregor , added Sep 11, 2008, 09:09
    When you add a reference to a project in Visual Studio there are several tabs to allow you to "quickly" pick an assembly to reference. The .net tab is the first and, at first glance, appears to show all assemblies registered in the Global Assmbly Cache (GAC). It is, however, not associat... [More]
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