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LarryLeonard
Tomato Guru
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 Posted - Mar 01 2004 : 12:59:55 PM
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I can't get the VAX toolbar to appear when I right click on my custom toolbar and check the "VAX" item. But, if I click "Customize", and then check the VAX toolbar entry in the listbox on the "Toolbars" tab", the VAX toolbar *does* appear. Maybe my environment is whacked?
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Whole Tomato Software
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Posted - Mar 01 2004 : 2:16:31 PM
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If your "VAX" toolbar exists from prior to VA X build 1218, you should delete your toolbar using Tools|Customize|Toolbars and create a new one.
Applies to VC++ 6.0 users only. |
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LarryLeonard
Tomato Guru
USA
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Posted - Mar 01 2004 : 2:37:42 PM
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Okay, I already deleted and re-created the toolbar, but I decided to do it again.
First, I deleted the VAX toolbar using the "Delete" button on the "Toolbars" tab of the "Customize" IDE.
Then, I tried to use the "Reset" button on VAX's "Performance" tab. Unfortunately, it didn't do anything, even after restarting the IDE.
So next, I tried to remove the Add-In, which worked okay, except that the instant I tried to re-add the AddIn, the IDE did one of those wonderful Microsoft-special "silent" crashes: the IDE just vanished without a word, which I remember you guys saying that was how the IDE deals with crashes or something like that.
Next, I restarted the IDE, and re-added the Add-In, and this time it worked. Now I have the toolbar. (Since this is not my first day using the IDE, I immediately exit and restart the IDE so that my changes actually get saved.) And that seems to have fixed it.
Oh, I think I know what I did wrong: maybe I should have deleted the VAX toolbar twice. Never mind...
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Whole Tomato Software
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Posted - Mar 01 2004 : 5:07:25 PM
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The "Reset" button on our Performance tab works only in VS.NET. The tooltip for the button alludes to the fact. One day, we will disable the button for VC++ 6.0 users.
Crashing after the unload/load of many add-ins is common. Avoid the practice if possible. The ensuing instability is the reason we implemented an enable/disable command.
If necessary in the future, unload and restart. Load and restart again. |
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