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mrcode925
Ketchup Master
USA
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 Posted - Dec 12 2003 : 09:02:49 AM
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After experiencing a crash everytime I opened a specific solution (log already sent to support e-mail) I decided to unload the VA add-in and load the solution. However, after unloading the VAX add-in from the Add-In Manager dialog the VA View stayed open and the Assist menu remained on the screen.
Then I exited VS2003 and opened it again. Still, the menu and view were visible. So I went into the Add-In manager and enabled the VAX add-in. To my suprise, the Assist menu and VA View went away. Now the add-in was loaded, but entirely unreachable. |
If it starts to make sense, you're in a cult. |
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support
Whole Tomato Software
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Posted - Dec 12 2003 : 1:14:33 PM
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For the sake of better integration (a Tomato in the splash??), we converted part of VA X to a "package" using MS VSIP. Actually, VSIP lets us create the VA View as a dockable window -- we have no way to do it without VSIP. The Assist menu is also part of the package integration.
Most of VA X is still an "add-in". We do many things as an add-in that one could never do as a package.
You have found the flaw in the split personality of VA X. If you unload the add-in, the package remains. You can remove packages only via uninstall or with:
"c:\\program files\\microsoft\\visual studio.net 2003\\Common7\\IDE\\devenv.exe" /setup
We will try to make our integration as painless as possible. For now, we suggest disabling/enabling VA X using Assist|Tools (for VS.NET) or our toolbar button (for VC++ 6.0). If you are trying to fix a setup problem, uninstall and reinstall.
VC++ 6.0 users do not have this problem.
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