After installing this component, all the menus and toolbars in my
VS.NET 2003 IDE are doubled. So along the top of my IDE I have "File,"
"File," "Edit," "Edit," "View," "View," etc. And the choices
within each of these top-level menus are doubled too. Same with all
the toolbar options on the top of the IDE. At first I thought I'd
just live with it, but it really is a pain. I can no longer just type
"Alt-E-F-E" to bring up the Search dialog to search for a string in my
project's code, because now that first "E" is no longer unique so it
doesn't open up the Edit menu. (Now I have to use the mouse, or hit
the enter key after each of those letters to do the same operation.)
Did anyone else experience this? Try installing WSE 2.0 and see! If
so, anything I can do about it? Short of uninstalling and
reinstalling VS.NET?
Thanks,
richforman
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