Comments for Agile .NET Geek http://www.theringworx.com/blog A blog about Agile Development, .NET technologies, and other miscellaneous stuff. Thu, 29 Mar 2012 21:05:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on Book Recommendation: Professional Team Foundation Server 2010 by Matt http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=717&cpage=1#comment-5110 Matt Thu, 29 Mar 2012 21:05:54 +0000 http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=717#comment-5110 @Ed Thank YOU for taking the time to co-write the book! I only wrote a few paragraphs here... :-) Looking forward to picking up the next edition for TFS 11... ; ) @Ed Thank YOU for taking the time to co-write the book! I only wrote a few paragraphs here… :-)

Looking forward to picking up the next edition for TFS 11… ; )

]]> Comment on Book Recommendation: Professional Team Foundation Server 2010 by Ed Blankenship http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=717&cpage=1#comment-5109 Ed Blankenship Thu, 29 Mar 2012 19:25:54 +0000 http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=717#comment-5109 Thanks a ton for the awesome feedback and review! Thanks a ton for the awesome feedback and review!

]]> Comment on Visual Studio Tip: Using the Task List Pane by Mark Flanagan http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=538&cpage=1#comment-5092 Mark Flanagan Wed, 14 Mar 2012 23:05:37 +0000 http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=538#comment-5092 Getting started is sometimes the hardest thing ;) Thanks Darren for the tip // I had same issue – if you click // Tools > Settings and change from Basic settings to Expert settings // – then the Task List option appears under View > Other windows Getting started is sometimes the hardest thing ;)
Thanks Darren for the tip
// I had same issue – if you click
// Tools > Settings and change from Basic settings to Expert settings
// – then the Task List option appears under View > Other windows

]]> Comment on EvoLving the Design by Theme Update R2 « Agile .NET Geek http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=658&cpage=1#comment-5069 Theme Update R2 « Agile .NET Geek Thu, 22 Dec 2011 23:19:36 +0000 http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=658#comment-5069 [...] to update the theme again. While the last one was pretty good, I was getting tired of just how big everything was.  Hopefully this new theme [...] [...] to update the theme again. While the last one was pretty good, I was getting tired of just how big everything was.  Hopefully this new theme [...]

]]> Comment on Certified Again by Jason http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=597&cpage=1#comment-5008 Jason Thu, 17 Feb 2011 04:29:10 +0000 http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=597#comment-5008 Congratulations on earning the MCTS certification and keep up the good work. Congratulations on earning the MCTS certification and keep up the good work.

]]> Comment on Certified by Agile .NET Geek » Certified Again http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=526&cpage=1#comment-5002 Agile .NET Geek » Certified Again Wed, 29 Dec 2010 04:29:01 +0000 http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=526#comment-5002 [...] year, I mentioned passing my first Microsoft certification exam to get certified in the .NET 3.5 Framework (exam [...] [...] year, I mentioned passing my first Microsoft certification exam to get certified in the .NET 3.5 Framework (exam [...]

]]> Comment on Visual Studio Tip: Using the Task List Pane by Darren Rose http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=538&cpage=1#comment-4997 Darren Rose Mon, 18 Oct 2010 13:51:09 +0000 http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=538#comment-4997 I had same issue - if you click Tools > Settings and change from Basic settings to Expert settings - then the Task List option appears under View > Other windows I had same issue – if you click Tools > Settings and change from Basic settings to Expert settings – then the Task List option appears under View > Other windows

]]> Comment on Visual Studio Tip: Using the Task List Pane by Matt http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=538&cpage=1#comment-4996 Matt Mon, 23 Aug 2010 00:48:48 +0000 http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=538#comment-4996 You should be able to show the Task List editor in Visual Studio 2010 via the menu "View >> Task List" or by typing the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+\,T). Hope this helps. You should be able to show the Task List editor in Visual Studio 2010 via the menu “View >> Task List” or by typing the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+\,T). Hope this helps.

]]> Comment on Visual Studio Tip: Using the Task List Pane by Rowan http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=538&cpage=1#comment-4995 Rowan Fri, 20 Aug 2010 04:06:42 +0000 http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=538#comment-4995 Thanks for the post. I was wondering if you could help me display the Task List. I've been looking everywhere about how to display it but I don't have the Menu item everyone talks about. There are blogs etc. about how to show it for C++ but we use C# in Visual Studio 2010. My View menu does not have a Task List entry - nor does it's sub-menus. The bottom left pane has Error List, Output, Pending Changes and Find Symbol Results but no Task List. Right clicking the pane only shows the existing 4 entries. I loved this feature in 2008 but I've been denied in 2010. Thanks for the post. I was wondering if you could help me display the Task List. I’ve been looking everywhere about how to display it but I don’t have the Menu item everyone talks about.

There are blogs etc. about how to show it for C++ but we use C# in Visual Studio 2010. My View menu does not have a Task List entry – nor does it’s sub-menus. The bottom left pane has Error List, Output, Pending Changes and Find Symbol Results but no Task List. Right clicking the pane only shows the existing 4 entries.

I loved this feature in 2008 but I’ve been denied in 2010.

]]> Comment on Certified by cringthis http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=526&cpage=1#comment-4912 cringthis Wed, 16 Dec 2009 19:23:29 +0000 http://www.theringworx.com/blog/?p=526#comment-4912 Congratulations! Now you can nerd it up with a certificate. Congratulations! Now you can nerd it up with a certificate.

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