On 08/03/2011 18:50, Gerhard Fiedler wrote:
> Oli Glaser wrote:
>
>> I have VS2008 also (got it a little while after it arrived) and I have
>> to agree. I also have various issues with Microsoft stuff but for
>> speed, convenience and stability VS is hard to beat. The intellisense
>> works extremely well (especially for C# and VB) and the graphical
>> forms design makes doing the more tedious stuff a lot easier/quicker.
> If you want to see what's missing in VS, try Visual Assist X sometime
> <http://www.wholetomato.com/>. This adds a few features to VS that once
> you start using them you can't but think they should have been there
> from the beginning :) It's not free, but well worth the money if you
> program for a living.
>
> Gerhard

Thanks for the tip, I will download the free trial and try it out.

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