I'm using MFCMAPI to try to view some properties of a folder (named 'test') that's in my Outlook 2007 mailbox. However, when I go quickstart > open folder in the menu, I don't see my folder listed. Thank you for your time!
The menu in the screenshot only shows the most frequently accessed folders. To see other folders, double click on the store, then click on the tree view to open a partiocular folder.
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So I am trying to get into C# as it is used for a lot of things.
I want folder view so that I can click on a folder and put a file in there without having to go to file explorer. The problem is, when I go to Solution explorer, click on my project, click on folder view, It does nothing. I actually don't know if it is worth it to go through all this trouble but I thought I might give it a shot.
I think you can only enter folder view from the solution level (rather than project). In Solution Explorer, single click on the solution you have open. Then, click the folder view icon at the top of the Solution Explorer. This will toggle the view to folder view mode.
I recently downloaded sublime text3. To get started I dragged and dropped a folder that contained a website to the sidebar. Now I can't open the folder to get to the files. I can't drag the folder back to the desktop either. The only thing I can do is drag the folder up and down the sidebar. Yet I look a videos and see demonstrations of folders being open from the sidebar. I removed another folder of some javascript files from the sidebar and lost it, completely. I installed sidebar Enhancements and now I can see more options but I still can't do anything with the folder. Is there a way to solve this problem?
You are not supposed to be able to drag the folders from Sublime's sidebar back into Windows Explorer (your desktop or any folders part of Windows GUI).
When you delete files from the sidebar, they should be moved to your Recycle Bin, check to see if the files are there.
I did all tests in my local machine, my project was all ok to run Windows Azure app locally, but when I published that it seems that the images folder didn't upload. I can't see any of the images in my application, and my app is full of images.
Anyone knows how to solve that?
It sounds like you have the images in the correct location and are referencing them fine but they are just not included in your solution.
I bet you cannot see them because you have "Show All Files" switched off. To toggle this setting, click the project that houses your images (the web project) once to select it. Then go to the top of the Solution Explorer pane and click the Show All Files button.
This should now display your images and/or their containing folder. Right click the folder and select "Include in project". When you package up your website now they will be included in the deployment.
Check images properties in Visual Studio solution.
Images should be marked as "Content" and "Copy always" or "Cope if newer"
How i can add folder with all files and subfolders to my project in solution explorer?
Click on Solution Explorer Show All Files. Right click on folder. Include in Project.
Follow these steps to successfully add a new folder to a project. I personally like to add new folders via Source Control Explorer
Step 1 - Create new folder via Source Control Explorer
Step 2 - Select 'Show All Files' to display new folder in solution explorer
Step 3 - Include folder in project
Get latest. Modify the folders in your C: Drive, or wherever you put the objects from the solution. In the solution explorer click on Show All files (Thanks x2, this helped me so much!) Right click to Include in Project.
This helped me to add new schemas with all their subfolders while avoiding the problems with Writing updates...
I use Visual Studio to do a lot of my coding. I find the open containing folder feature quite helpful. But I don't want the folder to be "opened" by the windows explorer, instead I want to "explore" the folder -- you know, get the nice little frame showing me all the other folders on the left hand side. Does anyone know how to do this?
Thank you,
Rohit
When invoking ShellExecute(), use the explore verb instead of the open verb: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb762153%28VS.85%29.aspx.
Edit: If you don't mean programmatically, open Windows Explorer, go to Tools -> Folder Options, select the File Types tab, locate the Folder entry in the list (not File Folder!), click Advanced, and set "explore" as default instead of "open".
There really isn't much difference anymore between 'explore' and 'open' if you're talking about a folder. They both open the same window, just with different options active. When you 'open' the folder, you're only one click away (on my system at least) from seeing the folder tree as well- just click the "Folders" button in the toolbar.