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PRB: IntelliSense Features Do Not Appear in Visual Basic 6.0 for .NET COM Interop Components

Symptoms
When you register a Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Component for COM Interop in the registry by using the Register for COM Interop option in Visual Studio .NET, the IntelliSense features for the methods and properties of the classes do not appear in your Visual Basic 6.0 application. Also, you cannot use early binding to bind to a method or a property.
Resolution
This problem occurs in the following scenario:When you use the Register for COM Interop option, the Visual Studio .NET build process calls the Regasm tool with the /TLB and /CODEBASE options to register the .NET Component for COM Interop.When you call to the Regasm tool, Visual Studio .NET creates a type library and a COM Callable Wrapper (CCW) Interop assembly.The type library is registered and acts as a COM object to gain access to the .NET assembly.By default, the Regasm tool creates a type library that exposes a non-dual, empty IDispatch interface. Therefore, you cannot use early binding. If you do not use early binding, the IntelliSense features do not appear.

PRB: IntelliSense Features Do Not Appear in Visual Basic 6.0 for .NET COM Interop Components

Symptoms
When you register a Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Component for COM Interop in the registry by using the Register for COM Interop option in Visual Studio .NET, the IntelliSense features for the methods and properties of the classes do not appear in your Visual Basic 6.0 application. Also, you cannot use early binding to bind to a method or a property.
Resolution
This problem occurs in the following scenario:When you use the Register for COM Interop option, the Visual Studio .NET build process calls the Regasm tool with the /TLB and /CODEBASE options to register the .NET Component for COM Interop.When you call to the Regasm tool, Visual Studio .NET creates a type library and a COM Callable Wrapper (CCW) Interop assembly.The type library is registered and acts as a COM object to gain access to the .NET assembly.By default, the Regasm tool creates a type library that exposes a non-dual, empty IDispatch interface. Therefore, you cannot use early binding. If you do not use early binding, the IntelliSense features do not appear.

BUG: When You Remove Visual C# .NET an Error May Occur If You Try to Install Visual Studio Tools for Office

Symptoms
When you try to install Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System on a computer with Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Standard 2003 installed, you may receive the following error message:

Setup cannot detect the required version of Visual Studio .NET on this computer.Before you install this product, you must install a matching regional version of Visual Studio .NET 2003 or Visual Basic .NET 2003 Standard.
Resolution
This error may occur if all the following conditions are sequentially true:Visual Basic .NET Standard 2003 is installed on the computer.Microsoft Visual C# .NET Standard 2003 is installed onthe computer.Visual C# .NET Standard 2003 isremoved.You try to installVisual Studio Tools for Office.

BUG: One or more columns in the Results pane appear to be empty when you retrieve data in Visual Studio .NET or Visual Studio 2005

Symptoms
In Microsoft Visual Studio .NET or Visual Studio 2005, one or more columns in the Results pane appear to be empty when you retrieve data from a Microsoft SQL Server 2000 database table. This problem occurs when the following conditions are true:The database table contains a column of type CHAR, NCHAR, VARCHAR, or NVARCHAR.The column contains data that has more than 900 characters.
Resolution
The cells of the Results pane in Visual Studio .NET or Visual Studio 2005 cannot display data that has more than 900 characters.

An “could not copy temporary files to the output directory” error is generated in Visual Studio .NET or in Visual Studio 2005

Symptoms
When you build a project in Microsoft Visual Studio .NET or in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, the build fails and you receive the following compile-time error message:

Could not copy temporary files to the output directory. For more information about another cause for this symptom, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
313512?(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313512/) BUG: “Could not copy temporary files to the output directory” error message when you build a solution that contains multiple projects
Resolution
This behavior may occur for one of the following reasons.
Cause 1You may receive this error message when you compile a component that is currently being used by another process. For example, you may try to compile a class library or a user control project. For example, this behavior may occur when the following conditions are true: Multiple instances of Visual Studio .NET or Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 are open. In one instance, you have a UserControl or class library project. In the other instance, you have a project that references the component and the project of the component is open in the first instance.The second instance uses a file reference to the assembly and the Copy Local property of the assembly is set to False.The assembly has been loaded into memory of the second instance of Visual Studio .NET or Microsoft Visual Studio 2005.If the Copy Local property is set to False for the referenced assembly, and the assembly is not installed in the global assembly cache, the assembly will not be copied to the local \Bin folder of the consuming project. To resolve the location of the referenced assembly, Visual Studio .NET or Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 will search the paths that are listed in the Reference Path property of the project until it finds the assembly. In a scenario where the assembly has been loaded, such as a UserControl loaded in the Windows Form designer, the assembly is being used and cannot be overwritten when you try to build it. When this behavior occurs, you receive the error message that is mentioned in the “Symptoms” section.
As soon as the assembly has been loaded in memory of the Visual Studio .NET or Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 IDE, the assembly will not be unloaded until you exit and then restart the Visual Studio .NET or Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 IDE. For more information, see the “Resolution” section.
Cause 2 This behavior also occurs if you try to build the application when you are currently running an instance of the application from its \Bin folder, externally of the Visual Studio .NET or Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 IDE.
During the build process, the compiler builds the project to an intermediate folder, such as Obj\configname. In this folder name, configname is the name of the project. When the build process has completed, the files are copied from the intermediate folder into the output folder. The “Could not copy temporary files to the output directory” error message indicates that the compiler could not copy these files from the intermediate folder to the output folder. If you run the application that is being built from the output directory, the compiler cannot overwrite these files because they are currently being used. For more information, see the “Resolution” section.