Microsoft - Working With Microsoft Visual Studio 2005

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Contents at a Glance
1 Introducing Visual Studio 2005
2 Project Management in Visual Studio 2005
3 The Visual Studio Editor
4 Community Content and VSTemplates
5 Using Visual Studio Macros
6 Extending the IDE with Add-Ins
7 Exploring Commands Programmatically
8 Managing Solutions and Projects Programmatically
9 Programming the Visual Studio User Interface .
10 Text-Editing Objects and Events
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