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A remote IIS Web site is an Internet Information Services (IIS) Web application that is running on another computer. Visual Web Developer communicates with the Web site by using the HTTP protocol and FrontPage Server Extensions from Microsoft.
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The remote computer must be running the .NET Framework version 2.0.
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The remote computer must have IIS version 5.0 or later installed and running....
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To help you edit, Design view in Visual Web Developer can display glyphs and borders to mark elements on the page. In addition to helping you see where the elements are, using these features can help you avoid inadvertently deleting non-graphic elements (such as div, span, form, and script elements) from your page while editing....
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There are three functions available to use with Visual C# code snippets. Functions are specified in the Function Element (IntelliSense Code Snippets) element of the code snippet. For information on creating code snippets, see Creating and Using IntelliSense Code Snippets....
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If you create a Visual Basic code snippet, you have the ability to specify the necessary references and Imports statements required for your code to run. When the code snippet is inserted, Visual Studio 2005 will add the specified references and Imports statements to the project....
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You may have portions of code snippets that you want to be replaced by the person inserting them. This is useful if you want to reference a specific variable or object, and want the user to be able to replace the variable or object with one in his or her project. IntelliSense Code Snippets provide this ability with the Literal and Object elements....
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You can create and share items for use in Visual Studio. Types of items can include starter kits, macros, code snippets, or add-ins, among others. To make it easier for other developers to use your item within Visual Studio, you can package the item in a .vsi file, which is typically referred to as a community component, so that it can be installed by using the Visual Studio Content Installer. The Visual Studio Content Installer automatically copies the items in community components to the corre...
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Visual Studio includes many Toolbox controls. If these controls do not meet your needs, you can search for additional controls online or create your own custom controls for use in Visual Studio. For more information about how to locate Toolbox controls online, see How to: Find Community Components....
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For a code snippet to appear in the code editor on a user's computer, it must be installed on the computer and imported into Visual Studio by using the Code Snippet Manager. To make this process easier, you can put your snippet file in a Visual Studio Installer (.vsi) file, which a user can put in the correct location by using the Visual Studio Content Installer. The .vsi file can then be easily shared with other developers throughout the community....
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When you open a project template in the development environment, you may also want to display a specific source file. For example, when you create a Windows application, you might want to display a blank form or the default Windows form as a starting point for development....
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The process for creating a custom item template is fairly simple. The required items for a project item template are as follows:
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The metadata file (*.vstemplate) that Visual Studio uses to define how to display the project item in the development environment and, if you have specified the appropriate properties, to customize how the project item is created.
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The code file, such as a Windows form, Web form, class file, or resource file....
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Item templates may only specify one item, but sometimes the item is made up of multiple files. For example, Windows forms item templates require the following three files:
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A .vb file that contains the code for the form.
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A .designer.vb file that contains the designer information for the form.
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A .resx file that contains the embedded resources for the form....
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The development environment enables you to make project items available from the Add Item dialog box for certain projects. Use this procedure to make custom items available for Windows, Web, Office, Smart Device, or database projects.
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Locate the ProjectType element in the .vstemplate file for the item template.
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Add a ProjectSubType element immediately after the ProjectType element....
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