HOWTO: Save your VS.NET 2003 settings

In VS 2005 it is a piece of cake. I’m one who’s changed a lot of my colors fonts, and other settings in the IDE… so when I fire up a new machine, or a new VM, I want my changes to be applied there. I also make quite a few changes to the file templates as I’m addicted to regions.

Steve Harman recently added a post to his blog to on how to extract these settings from VS 2003 for other machines. <bookmarked />

» [How-To] Save Your Visual Studio 2003 Settings

posted on Sunday, February 19, 2006 10:52 AM

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# Save VS.NET 2003 IDE Settings... 2/20/2006 9:22 AM Rexiology::Work

 
Thanks Steve! you not only saved the IDE settings, but also saved a lot of people's time... ...

# Save VS.NET 2003 IDE Settings... 2/20/2006 9:24 AM Rexiology...

 
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Thanks Steve! you not only saved the IDE settings,...

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