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I recently installed Visual Studio 2010 and copied and converted an old VS2005 solution to VS2010 When I edit this solution, if I try to change a control's .image property, VS2010 creates a message box telling me that "An item with the same key has already been added" (screenshot below), and won't let me browse for an image. I can add images for any other solution, even others ported from VS2005, but not this one. Any idea what I'm doing wrong? An item with the same key has already been added. http://img121.imageshack.us/img121/3592/errorsy.jpg I worked this out thanks to a search. The

There seems to be tons of answers to the opposite question "how to remove device frame" which instructs user to click the "settings" button inside preview to uncheck "include device frame (if available)". But for me using 2.2.2 on a mac and 2.2.1 earlier, such a button with that option never was available. Out of the box (dmg) Android Studio Designer always only shows the viewport without any device frame. This explanation of the Designer settings suggests that option is only available if "include device frame" option is selected, but for me that is a chicken & egg issue. I'm using the default

Where is the Visual Studio HTML Designer? I see that there are options for the HTML Designer but I can't open it. So I just want to ask why I can't find the designer and how do I open it. When I create an HTML file it just goes to the HTML code. The default HTML editor (for static HTML) doesn't have a design view. To set the default editor to the Web forms editor which does have a design view, Right click any HTML file in the Solution Explorer in Visual Studio and click on Open with Select the HTML (web forms) editor Click on Set as default Click on the OK button Once you have done that, all

I know you can put unicode character codes in a VB.Net string like this: str = Chr(&H0030) & "More text" I would like to know how I can put the char code right into the string literal so I can use unicode symbols from the designer view. Is this even possible? Use the ChrW() function to return Unicode characters. Dim strW As String strW = ChrW(&H25B2) & "More text" Hans Passant The C# language supports this with escapes: var str = "\u0030More text"; But that isn't available in VB.NET. Beware that you almost certainly don't want to use Chr(), that is meant for legacy code that works with the

i have a winforms project, and i created a class on assembly A that inherits from System.Windows.Forms.Form to serve as a base class for various forms on my project, the base class is something like: public partial class DataForm<T> : Form where T : class { T currentRecord; protected T CurrentRecord { get { return currentRecord; } set { currentRecord = value; CurrentRecordChanged(); } } } Now, when i create a form on assembly B that inherits from my DataForm the designer won't load, but if i compile it the app runs fine. The form looks like: public partial class SomeTableWindow : DataForm