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    Hi everyone I am using a Visual C++ .NET 2003 (7.1.3088) and want to diasable or change some settings on the IDE but I am not able to find where to do this :confused: 1) disable "autoscroll" When I press the middle mouse button I get this "two arrowed icon" and I can now scroll in any direction by moving the mouse. In Mozilla Firefox this feature is called "autoscroll" so I call it like this. How is it called in VC++ and where can I disable it? 2) disable dynamic help I've already read some rants on this one but can somebody actually tell me how to get rid of the everappearing dynamic help? (which's annoyment is only topped by Office's talking paperclip) 3) set filers for MSDN help In VC++ 6.0 I could set up filters for the MSDN so that I don't always get entries for ASP, WinCE, IIS and whatnot when I press F1. Where can I do this and which are the most important chapters when programming pure C++ and MFC? 4) disable start page How to get rid of it? (it never shows the correct "recently used projects" anyway...) 5) disable collapsing In the text/code editor window you have to the left some tree-like structure where you can collapse and expand code. Since I don't use collapsing and usually click the tiny cross by accident, how can I disable this tree-like structure completely? Please not that I am using a German version of VC++ (whoever invented German programming IDEs should recieve his emails of the year 2005 in old Egyptian icon fonts... gosh, ever tried to actually find anadvice/trick/hint from a Codeproject article in your non-English VC++ IDE ?!?). Any help welcome, thanks T.T.H. / Matthias

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      Hi everyone I am using a Visual C++ .NET 2003 (7.1.3088) and want to diasable or change some settings on the IDE but I am not able to find where to do this :confused: 1) disable "autoscroll" When I press the middle mouse button I get this "two arrowed icon" and I can now scroll in any direction by moving the mouse. In Mozilla Firefox this feature is called "autoscroll" so I call it like this. How is it called in VC++ and where can I disable it? 2) disable dynamic help I've already read some rants on this one but can somebody actually tell me how to get rid of the everappearing dynamic help? (which's annoyment is only topped by Office's talking paperclip) 3) set filers for MSDN help In VC++ 6.0 I could set up filters for the MSDN so that I don't always get entries for ASP, WinCE, IIS and whatnot when I press F1. Where can I do this and which are the most important chapters when programming pure C++ and MFC? 4) disable start page How to get rid of it? (it never shows the correct "recently used projects" anyway...) 5) disable collapsing In the text/code editor window you have to the left some tree-like structure where you can collapse and expand code. Since I don't use collapsing and usually click the tiny cross by accident, how can I disable this tree-like structure completely? Please not that I am using a German version of VC++ (whoever invented German programming IDEs should recieve his emails of the year 2005 in old Egyptian icon fonts... gosh, ever tried to actually find anadvice/trick/hint from a Codeproject article in your non-English VC++ IDE ?!?). Any help welcome, thanks T.T.H. / Matthias

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      T.T.H. wrote: 1) disable "autoscroll" This is more likely a setting in your mouse drivers. For example with MS's Intellipoint you go to the Mouse control panel applet and change the button assignments, and you can enable/disable the wheel for particular apps. 2) disable dynamic help HKCU\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\7.1\Dynamic Help, string value Never Show DH on F1 set to "YES" 3) set filers for MSDN help Help->Edit Filters in the help viewer. (Yes, that's an odd place for that command.) 4) disable start page Tools->Options in VC. The first page displayed has an At Startup combobox, set it to Show empty environment. 5) disable collapsing In the options, Text Editor->C/C++->Formatting, uncheck Enter outlining mode when files open. --Mike-- LINKS~! Ericahist | 1ClickPicGrabber | CP SearchBar v2.0.2 | C++ Forum FAQ | You Are Dumb Magnae clunes mihi placent, nec possum de hac re mentiri.

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        T.T.H. wrote: 1) disable "autoscroll" This is more likely a setting in your mouse drivers. For example with MS's Intellipoint you go to the Mouse control panel applet and change the button assignments, and you can enable/disable the wheel for particular apps. 2) disable dynamic help HKCU\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\7.1\Dynamic Help, string value Never Show DH on F1 set to "YES" 3) set filers for MSDN help Help->Edit Filters in the help viewer. (Yes, that's an odd place for that command.) 4) disable start page Tools->Options in VC. The first page displayed has an At Startup combobox, set it to Show empty environment. 5) disable collapsing In the options, Text Editor->C/C++->Formatting, uncheck Enter outlining mode when files open. --Mike-- LINKS~! Ericahist | 1ClickPicGrabber | CP SearchBar v2.0.2 | C++ Forum FAQ | You Are Dumb Magnae clunes mihi placent, nec possum de hac re mentiri.

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        Thank you so much, Mike! :)

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