How to disable the use of ReSharper templates in Visual Studio 2019?
Now.
Visual Studio 2019 uses ReSharper snippets.
Expectation.
Visual Studio 2019 uses its own snippets.
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ReSharper automatically imports C# templates from Visual Studio. You can go to "ReSharper | Tools | Templates Explorer" and uncheck the templates that you do not want to use.
Alternatively, you can entirely turn off ReSharper completion and use Visual Studio's IntelliSense. You also have an option to use VS action "Edit | IntelliSense | Insert snippet" to manually insert a VS snippet.
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Architecture menu in visual studio 2012 Premium does not work. It is showing me in disable mode.I checked in customize menu but toolbar added in Disable form. I can not generate the "Visualize Code Dependencies on Dependency Graphs".
Is there any option without upgrading Visual studio 2012 from Premium to Ultimate Architecture menu work.?
No, it is an Ultimate only tool.
Architecture menu in Visual Studio show only with Microsoft Visual Studio Ultimate edition.To use this option/feature need to buy Microsoft Visual Studio Ultimate edition.
When creating a property in Visual Studio, I use the snippet prop and can TAB between the type and the name and Visual Studio jumps between the 2.
ReSharper has taken over this functionality, and I would like to know how to reset it back to Visual Studio. The problem I have is I don't know where to look. In Visual Studio 2012 I can see a ReSharper menu, but there are so many options I don't know where to look.
In ReSharper 9.2 in Visual Studio 2015, I achieved this by doing the following:
Going to the ReSharper -> Tools -> Templates Explorer... menu
Deleting all templates in all scopes in all three of the Live Templates, Surround Templates and File Templates tabs. To speed this up, I was able to select all templates in a scope by pressing Ctrl+A and then delete them by pressing the X button in the toolbar.
I had a similar situation with Visual Studio 2013 and ReSharper 9. I simply went to menu ReSharper → Tools → Templates Explorer and then found the prop template and removed it.
You can also deselect templates as well which may work, but I didn't try that approach.
In Visual Studio 2010, there was a Create GUID entry in the Tools menu. I used it all the time for SharePoint Development.
Has Tools > Create GUID been removed in Visual Studio 2012? I don't see it and resorted to Powershell [System.Guid]::NewGuid().ToString()
No it's there... at least it's available in Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate.
If missing try adding it via Tools -> External Tools and add:
%Installation Path%\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\Tools\guidgen.exe
EDIT: It's probably installed with Visual C++.
If you have Resharper installed you can just type nguid and hit Tab inside Visual Studio. You can even choose format you want.
Are there any add-ins available that let you customize the UI look and feel for Visual Studio 2012 IDE?
This extension gives you basic control over the VS2012 colour palette:
http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/366ad100-0003-4c9a-81a8-337d4e7ace05
Unfortunately there's no control over icons, appearance/roundness of windows etc in this extension however.
Visual Studio 2012 Color Theme Editor is for you, as Daniel said.
There is also an open source project that can restore VS 2010 icons in VS 2012 :
Visual Studio Icon Patcher.
I wouldn't use it anyways, as it's more a hack, than a real solution.
I seem to be missing all of the cool CSS editor features that were in VS 2012 RC. For example, the color picker. Is it because I am using the evaluation version? Or is there a switch to turn them on in the release?
You need the "Web Essentials 2012" extension from "Tools > Extensions and Updates > Online > Visual Studio Gallery." A restart of VS2012 will be required.
Hope it helps!