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Wednesday, April 21, 2004 - Posts

DevEnv: Making all your dev environments alike — the easy way!

I finally found it! With each successive version of Visual Studio, I would test the macro recording feature to see whether it would record Tab Settings. I wanted to make a macro that set everyone's Tabs on a team to be the same. Thanks to Josh Ledgard, the Visual Studio - Community Team PM, I have found the answer for Visual Studio 2003! One just needs to create a Reg file to set the values properly in the registry!

Josh's article includes the location for other defaults such as

  • window layouts
  • keybindings
  • toolbar/menus configuration
  • custom toolbox settings

I may use the last one there, as well. Each of the ones mentioned here, though requires file editing or replacing.

There is some other technology available to people with Universal License or Enterprise Architect/Developer. It's called Enterprise Templates.

Looks like the slowly decaying database pulls through again! Keep a link here, 'cause I'll paste in the Reg file text for the One True Way to configure tabs. :-)

posted Wednesday, April 21, 2004 2:50 PM by kenbrubaker with 0 Comments

Don Box: Cut and Run with ASMX
Christian Weyer and Don Box post new ASMX features that will be available in Visual Studio 2005. Don says ASMX is all you need to start banging out great web services. I feel the codified and implemented WSA will make the SOA sea change happen.

posted Wednesday, April 21, 2004 9:57 AM by kenbrubaker with 0 Comments

Kenglish: Artifice
I looked up the word Artifice recently. Very good Kenglish word in that it can have both a positive and negative connotation. Even the sound of it has two meanings: Artistic Ediface and Artificial Edifice. All in all it's almost as good as an old Kenglish standby, Fulsome.

posted Wednesday, April 21, 2004 9:43 AM by kenbrubaker with 0 Comments




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