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VS2005 Buiild OptionsSorry to ask such a simple question, but is there a setting somewhere to
get my Build/Release drop down back that was in 2003? I really miss it. Chris za***@construction-imaging.com wrote:
Ya that link doesn't go to anything regarding my issue. Thanks though.... You can place the Configuration drop down list on toolbar:
1. Go to tools Tools - Customize... (or right-click on any toolbar and Customize...) 2. Switch to "Commands" tab. 3. Select "Build" in Categories. 4. Select "Solution Configurations" under Commands. 5. Drag and drop it on the toolbar where you wish this drop down list to appear. -- Peter Macej Helixoft - http://www.vbdocman.com VBdocman - Automatic generator of technical documentation for VB, VB ..NET and ASP .NET code Peter Macej wrote:
> You can place the Configuration drop down list on toolbar: Thank you... never would have though to do that...> 1. Go to tools Tools - Customize... (or right-click on any toolbar and > Customize...) > 2. Switch to "Commands" tab. > 3. Select "Build" in Categories. > 4. Select "Solution Configurations" under Commands. > 5. Drag and drop it on the toolbar where you wish this drop down list to > appear. > Chris Chris wrote:
Show quoteHide quote > Peter Macej wrote: So I can select the solution configurations and drag it to my build > >> You can place the Configuration drop down list on toolbar: >> 1. Go to tools Tools - Customize... (or right-click on any toolbar and >> Customize...) >> 2. Switch to "Commands" tab. >> 3. Select "Build" in Categories. >> 4. Select "Solution Configurations" under Commands. >> 5. Drag and drop it on the toolbar where you wish this drop down list to >> appear. >> > > Thank you... never would have though to do that... > > Chris toolbar. It is greyed out though. Any idea? I had the same situation. I tried manually adding the Build dropdown
back to the toolbar. I eventually had to do what is described in the link I posted that you say does not help. When I installed VS2005 I asked to setup the Visual Basic development environment not knowing all of the ramifications, one of which is there is no Build type selector dropdown on the toolbar. I was able to restore my environment by following the instructions in that link, notably: Tools, Import and Export Settings Choose Restore all settings Save your current settings if desired Choose General Development Settings and Finish. za***@construction-imaging.com wrote:
Show quoteHide quote > I had the same situation. I tried manually adding the Build dropdown Thanks for beating me on the head to get me to understand your orginal > back to the toolbar. I eventually had to do what is described in the > link I posted that you say does not help. > > When I installed VS2005 I asked to setup the Visual Basic development > environment not knowing all of the ramifications, one of which is there > is no Build type selector dropdown on the toolbar. I was able to > restore my environment by following the instructions in that link, > notably: > > Tools, Import and Export Settings > Choose Restore all settings > Save your current settings if desired > Choose General Development Settings and Finish. > post. Read through it w/o understanding standing it. You have solved my problem and life is now good... Thanks! Chris 
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