The location of the Visual Studio Templates Directory (when installed on Vista) is as follows:
C:\Users\<user>\Documents\Visual Studio <version>\Templates
Replace <user> with your username
<version> with the version of VS (in my case its 2008) so my path is:
C:\Users\ABrown\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Templates
I recently reset my settings in Visual Studio which, irritatingly, made my line numbers disappear.
To re-instate the line numbers, there is a simple process:
Click:
Tools > Options > Text Editor > All Languages > General
On the right, under Display section, check Line numbers (see below)
Click Ok.
I recently acquired a PC at my new job where there was an existing installation of Visual Studio.
This was fine, however it was set up for a VB.net developer.
Whilst I do use VB.net, I didn’t want my VS set up this way.
I wanted to re-instate that lovely screen you see when you fresh install VS (below)
To do this, simply click:
Tools > Import and Export Settings Editor
Click Reset all settings
I didn’t backup my settings as the guy working here before had gone… But this screen gives you the option to.
And there we are.
All settings can be reset to a theme of your choice.
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