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Keep getting this problem in VS2008-SP1 (Win7 64bit) and all suggestion above don't seem to work for me??? Is there anything else I could do to get this sorted out. P.S. I'm getting this error while trying to add a handler to WM_LBUTTONUP in my view class!

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Unfortunately I do not have the solution for you. However, if you have played with the Macro Language for extending VS or are willing to investigate, you should look at the sample macros that came with VS. The first is called "AddDirAsSlnFolder", it does the opposite of what you are asking for. It takes a directory folder, and creates a solution from the folder. It also creates folder (filters) in the solution that mimics the directory structure. One other function that may be useful, is in the Utilities group, and it is called "ListProj". This macro helps iterate through all of the project items (files). Good Luck

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In the end devenv /ResetSettings from the Visual Studio command prompt did it... Ger

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I've never had the nav buttons go but VS 2010 pro did decide it didn't like the right } anymore and refused to recognize it no matter how many times I smashed it :) . Also , it wouldn't let me add any break points. Closing and reopening fixed it though. Fallenangyl ~It's not my fault you suck.~

Hi tolw, thanks alot for your hint. I looked at the installed software, but all the updates and even the service packs are installed in English language (ENU), here is a screenshot: http://picfront.de/d/8cDs[^] I am totally confused now...

Please apply following patch, it will resolve the problem. ftp://ftp1.businessobjects.com/outgoing/CHF/crnet11win\_en.zip Salman Sheikh

I actually just have solved the problem here. It was bug to a custom macro I had installed. The macro was meant to change the text in the title bar but doing so was resetting the focus to the parent window and this was creating the above mentioned problem. I got rid of the macro for now. Maybe you could check if you too have unusual macros installed?

It has been a year since I didn't come across such a problem. I am on Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate now. This link might help. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/215026/the-located-assemblys-manifest-definition-does-not-match-the-assembly-reference[^] Regards Farhat.

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actually... check this out... http://www.codeproject.com/Forums/3785/Managed-Cplusplus-CLI.aspx?fid=3785&tid=3840845[^] modified on Sunday, April 10, 2011 10:48 PM

I haven't done so (and really don't see too much use in doing so other than simulation) but it would be interesting to hear what you find out... post an update if you get it done or find a good resource. modified on Tuesday, March 29, 2011 11:53 PM

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Same problem, all the sudden CRTL+F3 doesn't work on both VS2008, VS2005, any idea?

Hi, no i wasn't changing any code. All I did was took down a latest from TFS and built the solution. But i've resolved this now. I tried building multiple times but no luck and also downloaded from TFS but no good. I restarted my VS and built it and worked ok. Cheers,

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