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I use the DeveloperExpress Refactor tool frequently when working in Visual Studio 2005.  I suspect a lot of other developers use it too, especially since it is available for free - for Visual Basic programmers.

There is a consistent bug in Refactor that hasn't been fixed yet.  It's more of a petty annoyance than a serious bug but I found a fix for it anyway.

The problem

When adding a class, user control or other item to a project the Add New Item dialog opens in the wrong folder.  The dialog should open in the Visual Basic folder. Instead it opens in the  Visual Basic/Local Project Items folder

Steps to fix.

  1. Close Visual Studio 2005
  2. Delete the "Local Project Items" folder that is under VBProjectItems in your install directory (C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VB\VBProjectItems by default).

 


posted on Monday, April 10, 2006 9:46 AM

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