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I can refer to some, but not all, of the fields in the RecordSource of a Form in the VBA code-behind. I have been careful to name the controls which provide data display/entry for the fields differently from the fields, and to name any variables differently from both fields and controls.

If I reference certain fields in an expression, I get a compile-time error "Variable not defined". Also, the same field names that throw...

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I'm currently working on a project to make a richTextBox that has intellisense (in my case I am making the intellisense for Java, but I'm writing the program in C#). I'm using key triggers (specifically the dot) to get the last word and cross reference that word with a treeList and then populate a listBox.

Problem: I have gotten everything to work perfectly, but I am not sure how to effectively make it so that the...

I've been searching for this answer for a few hours now. I even went to a local book store and looked through all their visual studio realted books.

What is the name of the drop down menu in visual studios below the tabs of files your working on that displays the "Client objects & events" or "General" and "Decelarati ons" drop down menus.

Is it something like the "object viewer"?...

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Recentely, Intellisense "stopped" working on some projects I have.

The source code itself is in a shared folder and other developpers have access to it (and their Intellisense is working on all projects).

I didn't notice how or when exactly it stopped working, so I can't provide any info on that. I do know however that it is working on maybe half of the projects I code.

All...

I have read that it is possible, but how do I use them in VS2008? I would like to start commenting class's commands and properties, but I can't find how to.

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/for...4-bde51a6ef62f...

I've searched high and low and found no article on the web in English or Japanese to explain what I could use to display some help for a function (or subroutine) in the popup that appears when entering said function in the VS2005 IDE when using VB.NET. I discovered later that you could use the XML code documentation to write the description.

Just type 3 single quotes (''') on a new line directly above the function you want to document...