Alan Dean wrote interesting article about how to add a search engine toolbar to VS.NET 2003

This article outlines the more commonly seen problems associated with debugging ASP.NET applications, shows examples of the errors, and explains how to fix them.

[ Via Giulio Vian's WebLog ]

This addin is an update to Mohammed Barqawi’s excellent DataSet Quick Watch addin.

I’ve summarized the enhancements below:

Added support for Typed DataSets
Added support for DataTables and DataRows (typed and untyped)
Added filtering support (based on DataViewRowState and free-text)

Read article( Download addin )

[ Via CodeBureau : Matt Simner]

Gaston Milano developed an excellent little utility called WhidbeyCommands for Visual Studio 2003 .The utility adds the following commands to the Solution Explorer context menu:

• Collapse all projects - collapse all projects in the Solution Explorer
• Open Project Folder
• Visual Command Prompt Here

Also it adds the following commands to the Text Editor context menu:

• Demo Font - swaps the editor font to a larger, clearer font
• Copy File - copy the working file to some place
• Send by Mail - select some text in a document right click and send it by mail
• Wheel Font Sizing - by pressing Ctrl while rolling the mouse wheel, you can enlarge or reduce the font size

• Create the key foo as shown here
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\7.1\Languages\File
  Extensions\.build
• Inside that key create a new string value called "unused" (no quotes) and
  in the data portion enter "HTML" (no quotes)
• For the default value copy the guid from the editor you want to emulate
  for the .build extension. I used the GUID from the default value in .xml key
  here "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\7.1\Languages\File
  Extensions\.xml"
• Restart the shell, open a new web project, add an existing .build file
  (actually your nant file), open the file, and you should get the proper
  syntax highlighting.