Code snipets

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Guest

Microsoft says:
To access the Code Snippets Manager:
On the Tools menu, click Code Snippets Manager.

But I my Tools menu, this option doen't exist. Why ?

I have VS 2005 Professinal Edition 8.0.50727.42 (RTM 0.50727-4200) and .NET
Framework 2.0.50727 shiped by MSDN Universal Subscription.

Thanks.
 
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pvdg42

Lucas Ponzo said:
Microsoft says:
To access the Code Snippets Manager:
On the Tools menu, click Code Snippets Manager.

But I my Tools menu, this option doen't exist. Why ?

I have VS 2005 Professinal Edition 8.0.50727.42 (RTM 0.50727-4200) and
.NET
Framework 2.0.50727 shiped by MSDN Universal Subscription.
Hmmm...
I'm also running VS 2005 Pro and I have the menu entry.
What settings did you select the first time VS 2005 ran? I'm running the
General Development settings.
To check your settings and/or change them:

Tools->Import and Export Settings...
In the dialog, select Reset All Settings, then save your old settings or not
(your choice).
Next->Next-> Then choose General Development Settings.
If the choice is now there, fine. If not, you may want to try a repair
install of VS 2005.
 
G

Guest

Really worked!

When I imported the saved settings, the option desapeared ... the I think a
bit and decide to select the custumize option in the Tools menu ... there,
you can configure what options are available for each of the menus/tollbars
....

Then, with my current settings I draged the Code Snippets Manager to the
Tolls menu (very nice this customization in VS 2005) and all is fine now.

Thanks,
 
S

Steven Cheng[MSFT]

Hello Lucas,

Yes, for any commands you missed on the VS 2005 menu items, you can use the
"Tools--->customize..." item to locate it in the commands collection and
add it onto the corresponding menu again. Here is a forum thread which also
mentioned the problem you met:

http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=138278&SiteID=1

Anyway, glad that you've found it out yourself.

Have a nice day!

Sincerely,

Steven Cheng

Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead


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