Hi Shog9, Thanks for your reply. So... have you come across any conflicts between ReSharper and Visual Assist X? Cheers, Jon

Hello! I have been a C#-only developer in my job for the past couple of years, which I have thoroughly enjoyed. We use the ReShaper add-in, which ROCKS! :cool: However, we are now turning our attention to a new project, which is a C++ project. This is great, as I get to exercise my brain in completely different ways ("Header files... ah yes, I remember them... :~"). However, we will be using different add-ins (Visual Assist X,...) and a slightly different set-up in Visual Studio. The project lead has come to the conclusion that there are enough differences between our C# setup and the desired C++ setup, and enough conflicts between the various add-ins that its not really practicable to use the same setup for both development environments. So, here is my question: Is there a clever way of telling Visual Studio 2005 that I want to launch a C# development environment, or a C++ development environment, and so enable this-and-that add-in, and disable this-other add-in? I don't know that I can do this using the "Import and Export Settings Wizard", and ideally I'd like to be able to do this "profile switching" from a command line parameter... Cheers, Jon

Paul Watson wrote:

Three hours later and they think the plane is still plunging in a firey ball to the ground?

Hmm, well, those Jafas aren't known for being smart...

Yeah, but we're going to quietly assign a Super 14 team to each add-in, and check the Sports pages each Monday morning to see which should get preference...

Yay! Thanks. We'll buy you a :beer: next time you in NZ!

So, with using VSS, Resharper, a couple of other add-ins, the context menu has grown to be pretty big. Almost takes up the whole screen height... which is a bit ridiculous... Is there any tool that allows the context menu to be edited and/or restructured? It'd be useful to hive off the VSS commands into their own separate sub-menu, for example. Any suggestions? Cheers, Jon

What do you call someone who hangs around with musicians ? Christian Graus

I don't get it...

Pah!

Double pah!

Groan...

Oh look, here they are! I can get back to playing Solitaire with reals cards, rather than then on the computer. See ya!!

dan neely wrote:

... the strong force can't effectively reach across the entire nucleus.

That's the first time anyone has said that to me as being the reason why large atoms are unstable. But it makes so much sense... Cheers, Jon

Ha ha!

Mine's a 47 card pick up by now...

Richie308 wrote:

... reams of good and consistent documentation comparable to MSDN...

Hmm. Yes, there is certainly reams of documentation available on MSDN, but I wouldn't necessarily say it was good and consistent... ;) Jon

Heh heh... It'd almost be a shame to correct their fallacy... I'll say gidday to the penguins for 'em.

Freedom I can understand. But... relief?? :~

Ah! Beautiful day in NZ today!! Jon

I think it's reasonably funny. Microsoft should have been smart enough to get this domain for themselves, only they didn't...

What about the new Zen V Plus[^], which comes in an 8GB version. (This is a flash device, not a micro HDD device). It's got a colour OLED display and an FM radio. Or there's the Zen Neeon 2[^].. .which looks pretty good too... Jon