This is the most important part of the training: Getting along with other people. Observe and learn carefully, because the lessons learned here will be essential to whatever you end up doing, coding or otherwise. You'll find such people everywhere you go. Be ready to teach those who need help, be prepared to learn from those who are better than you, and learn to recognize the difference. Someday you're going to need all their help to complete projects bigger than one person can handle alone.

No, it was one of the planets in Battlestar Galactica. "The Lords of COBOL."

That answer is VERY CLOSE. I just had this problem, found your message, and it led me to a solution. Sorry for the reply an old thread. PROCEDURE: Right-click on properties and turn off "Description." Close the Properties window. Close Visual Studio. Restart Visual Studio and load your project/solution. Open the Properties window. Right-click on a property in the window and turn on the "Description" option. When I turned the "Description" option back on, the description pane reappeared.