I have create a new project in visual studio 12. Now how I proceed to Designer View page where you see all the buttons and stuff.
Help me guys..
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Where can I get the link for Visual Studio 2012 Update5 download. The links I have searched reached to page not found.
You have to go to Download older Visual Studio tools, scroll down until you can see the Visual Studio 2012 Update 5
Here select weither you can the Exe or DVD and click on the green button to download it.
When I'm on the split view of Visual Studio 2012 and I make some changes on the Code window, the design window does not show the changes and instead gives me this message "Design view is out of sync with Code view. Click here to synchronize views".
Screenshot: http://s7.postimg.org/oxwnggeih/123.jpg
Is there a way configure Visual Studio to have Design view seamlessly updated as I write code?
I just installed Visual Studio 2012 and I am writing a C# program. However I can't see ho to switch to design view. In Visual Studio 2012 I seem to recall that there were tabs beside the main text area that let you select between code, design or split views? By the way when I was installing VS2012 I select web development as my 'main language' so I don't know if that might have something to do with the missing design view?
I am trying to remove some buttons from the Solution Explorer toolbar in Visual Studio 2012, but I am not able to find that toolbar in the list when I go to Tools --> Customize.
Can someone tell me where to find the customization options for this toolbar?
Rearranging of the commands in the Solution Explorer toolbar is not supported (like the main toolbar).
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.