Want to learn more about the new Help system in Visual Studio 2005? Check out my interviews with Robert Scoble (Scobleizer) on the cool new web site Channel9 . New segments of the interview will be appearing over the coming weeks. So far two segments...

Do you ever navigate the Index or Table of contents using the keyboard with just a little mouse clicking? If so, you might have noticed that the only way to keep the selection focus on an item in the Index or TOC is to first give focus to the tool window...

People who attended VSLive and the Mobile Devices Conference in San Francisco two weeks ago received a copy of the Visual Studio 2005 (Whidbey) March Community Technology Preview. This Alpha release shipped with a configuration error that keeps local...

The March 2004 CTP release of Whidbey shipped with a configuration error that keeps local help search from working correctly. Here is the necessary info to fix the problem and enable local help search and local F1 functionality. Note: Online F1 and Online...

It's been about 2 weeks now since we gave out the March Community Tech Preview of Visual Studio 2005 (a.k.a Whidbey) release at VS Live and the Mobile Devices Conferences in San Francisco. How many people have installed the bits and tried the new Whidbey...

You won't see me post a lot of non work related content to this Blog. But as a huge Seattle Mariners fan, I have to post a congratulations message to the Mariners for winning their first game of the 2004 season today against Oakland 9 to 4 in 10 innings...

Wow, last week was a busy week! I spent the beginning of the week attending much of the annual MVP Summit. And Thursday and Friday catching up from the beginning of the week. It was great to talk to so many MVPs from around the world and get their feedback...

From the beginning, I'd like to say a big "Thank You" to everyone who took the time to respond to my post with your screen resolution data. While this is not a scientific or even statistically accurate survey, it is very interesting to see what resolutions...