My project is using Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 for development. For some strange reason the build configuration dropdown does not show up by default in the IDE.
I found the following procedure online and very helpful. It describes how to get this useful dropdown visible:
1. In Visual Studio 2008, click “Tools” -> “Options”
2. Under “Projects and Solutions” -> “General”, check “Show advanced build options”, and click “OK”
3. Right click anywhere in the blank space of the toolbar and click “Customize…”
4. In “Commands” tab, select “Build” in “Categories”.
5. Scroll the right listbox to the bottom and drag “Solution Configurations” to the toolbar
I really can’t take credit for creating this procedure since I found it somewhere else on the web, but I had a lot of trouble re-finding the original posting in my browser history when the dropdown suddenly disappeared from my IDE today.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Visual Studio 2005/2008 missing templates
Hye,
Few days back, When I was working in vs2008. I found that all of studio templates were missing. I found a command that will install all the templates. So Instead of reinstalling vs 2005/2008 , you should run the following command.
devenv /installvstemplates in visual studio command prompt. Close all the vs instances before running this command.
It worked for me !
Few days back, When I was working in vs2008. I found that all of studio templates were missing. I found a command that will install all the templates. So Instead of reinstalling vs 2005/2008 , you should run the following command.
devenv /installvstemplates in visual studio command prompt. Close all the vs instances before running this command.
It worked for me !
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