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Hi, I am newly using visual studio .NET. In Visual Studio 6.0 there is always comes a pop-up window when I write a "." near an element, an object or smthg like this. It appears in c++,vb or even scripting language environments and show all possible keywords. like document. ... window .... But in VS.NET I only get help in css by this way. Where it goes... karanba
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Hi, I am newly using visual studio .NET. In Visual Studio 6.0 there is always comes a pop-up window when I write a "." near an element, an object or smthg like this. It appears in c++,vb or even scripting language environments and show all possible keywords. like document. ... window .... But in VS.NET I only get help in css by this way. Where it goes... karanba
It's still in there. IntelliSense is usually turned on by default. Are you working with projects and solutions or are you just opening up a file? That may be the difference. Kevin "Semicolons in a programming language are like mother's milk."
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It's still in there. IntelliSense is usually turned on by default. Are you working with projects and solutions or are you just opening up a file? That may be the difference. Kevin "Semicolons in a programming language are like mother's milk."
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I work in a solution but I do not create any project. I need it in jscript at this time. karanba
The settings for IntelliSense are under Tools | Options... |Text Editor. Select the folder for the language you want and check/uncheck the boxes under "Statement Completion" that you want. Looking at my copy of VS.NET I don't see a JScript option, so it may not be supported (or I might not have installed it.) Hope this helps! Kevin "Semicolons in a programming language are like mother's milk."
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Hi, I am newly using visual studio .NET. In Visual Studio 6.0 there is always comes a pop-up window when I write a "." near an element, an object or smthg like this. It appears in c++,vb or even scripting language environments and show all possible keywords. like document. ... window .... But in VS.NET I only get help in css by this way. Where it goes... karanba
Hi karanba! What you are referring here is the Intellisense of Visual Studio. VS.NET will activate IntelliSense only for files opened as part of project. Just opening files from Windows Explorer, I am afraid, might not get Intellisense, at least, of course, in VS.NET. BTW, CSS Editor in VS.NET is quite different than the one in Visual Studio 6.0. Is'nt it? Deepak Kumar Vasudevan http://deepak.portland.co.uk/