Working with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005 (Developer Reference)
Craig Skibo, Marc Young, Brian Johnson
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2. The book I bought was a new copy and arrived in excellent condition.|11 of 12 people found the following review helpful.| Good to have if you are developing under Visual Studio 2005|By Douglas W. Goodall|As a long term d|About the Author|
|Craig Skibo has worked at Microsoft for more than six years on the design and implementation of the programmability features of Visual Studio and Visual Basic®. He often travels to large industry gatherings such as the Professional Dev
This is not a book about how to use Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, but rather a book that shows how to adapt it to work best for you. Visual Studio 2005 includes a range of tools that allow customization of the development environment. This book shows how to use editors and macros, the add-in architecture, the programmable user interface, and other extensibility features to make repetitive development tasks easier and give programming teams common tools.
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