vb.net 2003 how to disable intellisense?

[ChairShot]

I want to disable intellisense. I'm using vb.net 2003 with visual
studio. I am a college stundent and it is slowing me down so I can't
finish my work.

dos-man

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

<Ch*******@mail.com> schrieb:

I want to disable intellisense. I'm using vb.net 2003 with visual
studio. I am a college stundent and it is slowing me down so I can't
finish my work.

I am cuious how huge your project is. Maybe it's time to refactor the
project and splitting it up into multiple projects and namespaces. AFAIS
there is not way to disable IntelliSense without loosing syntax
highlighting.

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[Wilbur Slice]

On 28 Oct 2005 11:58:00 -0700, Ch*******@mail.com wrote:

I want to disable intellisense. I'm using vb.net 2003 with visual
studio. I am a college stundent and it is slowing me down so I can't
finish my work.

dos-man

How does intellisense slow you down? I find it to be a HUGEly
valuable feature.

[zacks]

Me, too. It actually speeds up my development not having to key every
character of every method or property name. And the prompting for the
parameters helps also.

[Wilbur Slice]

On 28 Oct 2005 13:53:46 -0700, za***@construction-imaging.com wrote:

Me, too. It actually speeds up my development not having to key every
character of every method or property name. And the prompting for the
parameters helps also.

That's the biggest thing for me - reminding me of an object's function
names and parameters. The most-often-used ones are not so much a
problem, but there are LOTS of objects in modern programmign
environments, and some of them are typically only used once or twice
in the initialization section of a program and I just can't remember
all that stuff. It's SO nice to have the reminder.