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Open XSD in code / source view instead of designer - 2005

Joe
I never use the designer to work with my XSD, and it hangs for a few
seconds when opening so I have to wait before I can switch to code
view. How can I change the default to open the code / source?

I searched on here and saw a post which seemed to answer my question,
saying to go to Tools - Options - XML Designer, but there is no such
section in the Options menu in my version of the program.

Thanks

Jul 6 '07 #1
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Here are the steps from within VS:
1. File | Open
2. Select an xsd file
3. Click Open With (right side of the Open button)
4. Select XML Editor
5. Click Set as default
6. Done. From now on, the schemas will be open in the source view

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>I never use the designer to work with my XSD, and it hangs for a few
seconds when opening so I have to wait before I can switch to code
view. How can I change the default to open the code / source?

I searched on here and saw a post which seemed to answer my question,
saying to go to Tools - Options - XML Designer, but there is no such
section in the Options menu in my version of the program.

Thanks

Jul 13 '07 #2

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