Visual Studio font colors [closed] - visual-studio-2010

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I know this is a stupid question but I use Visual Studio Ultimate and for C# language, it has all different colors and fonts for classes and functions and better intellisense, and for C++ it does not. I mainly code in C++ and I would like to know if there is an option to have this for C++ too, becausee it feels much more comfortable and more easy to read

The Fonts and Colors are global for Visual Studio Editor and not specific to Languages/Context..
You could change it # Tools -> Options -> Enviornment -> Fonts and Colors
But Formatting are specific to languages
You could update it # Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> C# -> Formatting

Go to Tools -> Import and
Export Settings:
Click Next and ONLY export the Fonts and Colors
NOTHING ELSE:
Click Next then give the settings a cool name and click Finish :).

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Hello I'm developing a fullscreen project in C# with VS 2017 PRO. But the problem is that I cant see the complete form in designer. Like when working with 1920*1080 project. Is there something like "CTRL + Mouse scroll down" ?
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The Visual Studio Windows Forms editor does not have any zoom functionality as it is pixel-based, not vector-based.
All you can do is go full-screen mode (SHIFT+ALT+ENTER) and/or use a display device with a higher resolution.
On the contrary, the WPF editor does have such a functionality as it is vector-based.

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I'm testing the Visual Studio 2013. The intellisense is awesome and helps you a lot, but I'm noticing it slows down a lot my computer. When I write in the IDE, it goes like slow...
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See Modifying IntelliSense Options. You want "Tools"->"Options"->"Text Editor"->(choose language or All Languages)->uncheck "Auto list members". You can still get statement completion with ctrl-j.
You may also want to read Productivity Tips for Visual Studio.
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I'm studying in university F#, and looked a bit on the internet but couldn't find a nice program to code in F#. Any suggestions?
F# Software Foundation is a great resource to start with.
Here is an excerpt from Using F# on Mac OSX:
What should I use to edit my code?
Some editors have specific support for F#, either builtin or through
addons provided by the F# community:
We recommend Xamarin Studio or MonoDevelop with the F# AddIn for
MonoDevelop.
Emacs. There is an F# mode for Emacs that extends Emacs
with syntax highlighting for F#, support for working with F#
Interactive and also automatic indentation.
VIM
SublimeText
While the first two options have the most up-to-date support, you can also use F# Interactive via command line and use the editor you feel the most comfortable with.

Properties window font in Visual Studio 2010 [closed]

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Does anyone know how to change the default font in the "Properties" window in Visual Studio 2010?
Tools -> Options -> Fonts and Colors
From the menubar Tools>Options In the dialog Environment>Fonts and colors
Tools=>Options=>Environment=>Fonts and Colors=>Font
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is there any way to make IIS language as English? my OS is currently in Turkish so the IIS is.
My OS is windows vista home premium so AFAIK, I cannot change the language of it.
Have a look at the following article: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc771836%28WS.10%29.aspx
Looks like you can change the globalization settings of .Net, but not sure about the UI for IIS. Since it is pretty well engrained within the operating system, you may have to change your system settings. Again, not 100% sure, but seems logical.
You must set English as the display language in the OS. You can do that in the Control Panel -> Region And Language -> Keyboards and Languages -> Display language (at least that is what it is in English.). Vista Ultimate will let you add any language pack for free. The other versions probably require a small payment for each additional language.

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