Here's the relevant stub code that VS 2005 generated for one of my methods whose output includes a multi-dimensioned array

In my job I have to regularly install, uninstall and reinstall various things, including Visual Studio 2005 Service Pack 1 and I have hit the above error many times.

Visual Studio integration for the quick and easy insertion of PInvoke signatures

The first thing you should do with your applications on Windows Vista (and indeed a logo certification requirement) is embed a manifest in your application that effectively tells Windows that your app is aware of User Account Control.

While gathering information about Visual Studio add-ins for a potential local user group presentation, I came across Gaston Milano's "CoolCommands".

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One of the really cool features (that I only briefly mentioned here a few months ago) that ships in the Visual Studio SDK is the ability to do test driven development and/or unit tests when developing a VSPackage.

Heath Stewart has come up with a nice little batch script which streamlines the process by tweaking some computer policies, installing the patch then setting the registry back to normal (nice!).

He uses a Visual Studio macro from a shell command (installed by a simple reg file) so I can just right click a folder and select "Open as Visual Studio Website".