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Try deleting the *.NCB and *.APS files in the project directory. "Think of it as evolution in action." - 'Oath of Fealty' by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle

afronaut wrote: Will installing the official release tear up all the stuff I wrote using the Beta? Yes, the final release is not backwards compatible with the beta's (ie Beta 2 and any other version of the framework cannot co-exist on the same computer). There were some API changes between Beta 2 and the final version so your code would probably not even compile without changes. James

yeah i get this one too.. this happens when i try to add a button to a dialog i tried to add a class for.. basicly currently i cannot add a class to any new dialog i create.. it acts like it makes the class, but it doesnt.. and if i try to add a message handler i get this error you mentioned.. -dz

Doesn't seem to be any way around this egregious design error. Microsoft does not respond here; they clearly are not interested in our comments on their software.

I'm fighting with the very same thing, if you find a solution, please let me know. Sorry didn't helped you out :) Andres Manggini. Buenos Aires - Argentina.

:)Thanks, Jared. I had wondered why Project1 was in bold unlike the rest of the projects.

Here is the solution: http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/Filter\_build\_output.asp :suss: Vitaly Belman :suss:

Thank you. :suss: Vitaly Belman :suss:

Juergen wrote: How to access the IDE-Toolbar of Visual Studio .NET from a VBScript or an AddIn? This can be done using the Automation API available to any VS.NET Addin. Take a look at the wizard-generated addin project that VS.NET can create. It has code in their to add a custom toolbar and a custom button to that toolbar. -- Russell Morris "WOW! Chocolate - half price!" - Homer Simpson, while in the land of chocolate.

nah it still does it... ill just have to open things up in text editor instead of html/xml editor - Roman -