In VS. NET 2002 the modifed date of projects in startup page was the last time you changed your project in anyway, but in 2003 the date is the date of *.sln file that wont changes unless you make explicit change to it. So it makes the startup page kind of useless as you want to know the exact date of your last changes to the whole project not only the *.sln file.
Any idea to overcome this problem?
I don't know how to fix it but its annoying as hell. That is my one grievence with 2003.
I found this but I'm not upto the task of making it useful:
http://www.msdnaa.net/Resources/display.aspx?ResID=2168
Here is another one:
http://www.bluevisionsoftware.com/We...me=VSStartPage
Yes, it's annoying, and I like to know the idea behind this change.Quote:
Originally posted by Edneeis
I don't know how to fix it but its annoying as hell. That is my one grievence with 2003.
I think the only solution is to save the solution file, by right clicking on the solution and choosing Save Solution.sln
Maybe we must find a way to make IDE save the sln file each time you build or save project.
Here is my vote for how bad it sucks. I just don't understand why this change was made, or if it was made on purpose.
In all i think 2003 is no better then 2002. (apart from dotfuscator)
I disagree with that. I have found it to be much faster than 2002. That alone is worth it to me.Quote:
Originally posted by bratuha
In all i think 2003 is no better then 2002. (apart from dotfuscator)
I like a lot of the small changes too (i.e. For each, dropdown combo for events, faster IDE...)