I've tried to set icon of a button by means qt designer add-in for visual studio 2010.
When i select "Choose resource" in qt visual studio addin, my qt designer freeze.
Help me for this issue. Thanks
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I have Visual Studio 2017 (version 15.3.3), when I creating new c++ project (console or window application) there is no wizard window where I can check "empty project" , set application type etc. How can I bring it back (this wizard) ?
Is Visual Studio for Mac the full thing, or just a re-brand of MonoDevelop/Xamarin?
Visual Studio for Mac IS Xamarin Studio.
If you go to Xamarin Studio's official download page, you will see that its call to action button is "Download Visual Studio for Mac".
How can install K2 workfolw designer extention to visual studio 2010 ?
You have to install it from the K2 Blackpearl installer. On the "Select Components" screen you'll see checkboxes for "K2 for Visual Studio 2010" option under "Client Components"
I have Visual Studio 2013 Premium and 2012 Premium installed. I get email notifications for code reviews in TFS. These notifications include a link to open the reviews, with display text "Open Changes and Comments in Visual Studio". The link location starts with
vstfs://codereview/...
When I click the links, the code reviews are opened in Visual Studio 2012.
How can I make Visual Studio 2013 handle the code review email links instead of Visual Studio 2012? I would like for them to be opened in Visual Studio 2013, instead.
Open "default apps" on Window,
Select "Choose default apps by protocol" and scroll until you see "VSTFS"
Select "Microsoft Visual Studio Web Protocol Handler Selector" and test the options.
Open your registry and modify the path to devenv.exe defined in the key HKCR\vstfs\Shell\Open\Command\(Default)
I repaired my Visual Studio 2013 installation and changed all of the filetypes associated with Visual Studio 2012 to be associated with 2013 in the Default Programs tool, and then restarted my PC. The problem is now resolved, but I don't know what fixed it; my guess is the 2013 repair.
In Visual Studio 2005 and 2008 you used to be able to mouse over the toolbar and a tooltip would pop up showing the associated shortcut key if you turned on the feature. This feature seems to be missing in VS 2010.
Method to configure this feature in 2005 and 2008: Display keyboard shortcuts in Visual Studio context menus
Suzanne Hanson from Microsoft indicated in a post that for 2010, this feature would not be configurable and would be turned on by default. http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/489554/toolbar-icons-tool-tips-missing-shortcut-hint.
Does anyone have this feature turned on? Could it just be that my Visual Studio Version is out-dated? (Help -> About reports Visual Studio 2010 v. 10.0.30319.1 RTMRel)
The tooltips are there by default (at least in my version Visual Studio 2010 v. 10.0.30319.1 RTMRel). If you don't see them, try repairing/reinstalling. That fixed it for me.