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ToolBox Icon corruption VB2005


If I reset the ToolBox, all the ToolBox Icons are correct.
Over time, though, and starting from the top, the icons change to a particular icon, usually the
icon for a combobox. The rate of change is sporadic. Some days, there is no change while all of a
sudden, two or three more will change to the combobox icon. Now today, several more have changed
and all those that were and have changed now have all changed to the picture box icon.

In doing some searching, I found a couple of reports of the same issuse in a bug report forum.
But MS said that they could not duplicate the problem.

Has anyone else observed this behavior and found a solution?

Gene
Jul 31 '06 #1
6 1330
Me too :)

Don't know the cause. After a reinstall on another drive (different
from c: ) the problems seems gone.
I reinstalled because more and more frequently, on a very large project
(thousands files), the compiler would crash every few minutes (on some
background task). Also icons were almost all corrupted.

-tom

gene kelley ha scritto:
If I reset the ToolBox, all the ToolBox Icons are correct.
Over time, though, and starting from the top, the icons change to a particular icon, usually the
icon for a combobox. The rate of change is sporadic. Some days, there is no change while all of a
sudden, two or three more will change to the combobox icon. Now today, several more have changed
and all those that were and have changed now have all changed to the picture box icon.

In doing some searching, I found a couple of reports of the same issuse in a bug report forum.
But MS said that they could not duplicate the problem.

Has anyone else observed this behavior and found a solution?

Gene
Jul 31 '06 #2
From what I heard the compiler errors are fixed in service pack 1 coming out
later in the fall

<to**************@uniroma1.itwrote in message
news:11**********************@m79g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
Me too :)

Don't know the cause. After a reinstall on another drive (different
from c: ) the problems seems gone.
I reinstalled because more and more frequently, on a very large project
(thousands files), the compiler would crash every few minutes (on some
background task). Also icons were almost all corrupted.

-tom

gene kelley ha scritto:
>If I reset the ToolBox, all the ToolBox Icons are correct.
Over time, though, and starting from the top, the icons change to a
particular icon, usually the
icon for a combobox. The rate of change is sporadic. Some days, there
is no change while all of a
sudden, two or three more will change to the combobox icon. Now today,
several more have changed
and all those that were and have changed now have all changed to the
picture box icon.

In doing some searching, I found a couple of reports of the same issuse
in a bug report forum.
But MS said that they could not duplicate the problem.

Has anyone else observed this behavior and found a solution?

Gene

Aug 1 '06 #3
On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 23:04:30 -0400, "Smokey Grindle" <no****@nospam.netwrote:
>From what I heard the compiler errors are fixed in service pack 1 coming out
later in the fall
SP1 for VS2003 which went to beta back in April, has a seeminly firm release date now of Aug 15.

Unless someone knows differently, I don't believe that SP1 for VS2005 has yet gone to beta, so it
would seem to me that even a Q4 release estimate would be a stretch.

Gene

><to**************@uniroma1.itwrote in message
news:11**********************@m79g2000cwm.googleg roups.com...
>Me too :)

Don't know the cause. After a reinstall on another drive (different
from c: ) the problems seems gone.
I reinstalled because more and more frequently, on a very large project
(thousands files), the compiler would crash every few minutes (on some
background task). Also icons were almost all corrupted.

-tom

gene kelley ha scritto:
>>If I reset the ToolBox, all the ToolBox Icons are correct.
Over time, though, and starting from the top, the icons change to a
particular icon, usually the
icon for a combobox. The rate of change is sporadic. Some days, there
is no change while all of a
sudden, two or three more will change to the combobox icon. Now today,
several more have changed
and all those that were and have changed now have all changed to the
picture box icon.

In doing some searching, I found a couple of reports of the same issuse
in a bug report forum.
But MS said that they could not duplicate the problem.

Has anyone else observed this behavior and found a solution?

Gene
Aug 1 '06 #4
From what I've heard talking to MS people in the VS team they have had 2005
SP1 in beta internally for a while now and is near complete, they already
completed .NET 2.0 Compact framework SP1, and are now finishing up 2005 SP1
and .NET 2.0 SP1 from what they've said, which is a huge patch apparently,
over 600MB (including 2.0 framework sp1) in size... and we thought Windows
XP SP2 was big at 200MB...
"gene kelley" <ok**@by.mewrote in message
news:s6********************************@4ax.com...
On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 23:04:30 -0400, "Smokey Grindle" <no****@nospam.net>
wrote:
>>From what I heard the compiler errors are fixed in service pack 1 coming
out
later in the fall

SP1 for VS2003 which went to beta back in April, has a seeminly firm
release date now of Aug 15.

Unless someone knows differently, I don't believe that SP1 for VS2005 has
yet gone to beta, so it
would seem to me that even a Q4 release estimate would be a stretch.

Gene

>><to**************@uniroma1.itwrote in message
news:11**********************@m79g2000cwm.google groups.com...
>>Me too :)

Don't know the cause. After a reinstall on another drive (different
from c: ) the problems seems gone.
I reinstalled because more and more frequently, on a very large project
(thousands files), the compiler would crash every few minutes (on some
background task). Also icons were almost all corrupted.

-tom

gene kelley ha scritto:

If I reset the ToolBox, all the ToolBox Icons are correct.
Over time, though, and starting from the top, the icons change to a
particular icon, usually the
icon for a combobox. The rate of change is sporadic. Some days, there
is no change while all of a
sudden, two or three more will change to the combobox icon. Now today,
several more have changed
and all those that were and have changed now have all changed to the
picture box icon.

In doing some searching, I found a couple of reports of the same issuse
in a bug report forum.
But MS said that they could not duplicate the problem.

Has anyone else observed this behavior and found a solution?

Gene

Aug 1 '06 #5
Hope it will be released soon. While the 2005 is a huge improvement
there
are so many issue with the gui, especially with large projects, that
sometime
I almost miss the 2003. Anyway it's understandable, as I imagine they
are
making an immense effort. I really think that in a while the difference
with other development platform will be unfillable.

-tom

Smokey Grindle ha scritto:
From what I've heard talking to MS people in the VS team they have had 2005
SP1 in beta internally for a while now and is near complete, they already
completed .NET 2.0 Compact framework SP1, and are now finishing up 2005 SP1
and .NET 2.0 SP1 from what they've said, which is a huge patch apparently,
over 600MB (including 2.0 framework sp1) in size... and we thought Windows
XP SP2 was big at 200MB...
"gene kelley" <ok**@by.mewrote in message
news:s6********************************@4ax.com...
On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 23:04:30 -0400, "Smokey Grindle" <no****@nospam.net>
wrote:
>From what I heard the compiler errors are fixed in service pack 1 coming
out
later in the fall
SP1 for VS2003 which went to beta back in April, has a seeminly firm
release date now of Aug 15.

Unless someone knows differently, I don't believe that SP1 for VS2005 has
yet gone to beta, so it
would seem to me that even a Q4 release estimate would be a stretch.

Gene

><to**************@uniroma1.itwrote in message
news:11**********************@m79g2000cwm.googleg roups.com...
Me too :)

Don't know the cause. After a reinstall on another drive (different
from c: ) the problems seems gone.
I reinstalled because more and more frequently, on a very large project
(thousands files), the compiler would crash every few minutes (on some
background task). Also icons were almost all corrupted.

-tom

gene kelley ha scritto:

If I reset the ToolBox, all the ToolBox Icons are correct.
Over time, though, and starting from the top, the icons change to a
particular icon, usually the
icon for a combobox. The rate of change is sporadic. Some days, there
is no change while all of a
sudden, two or three more will change to the combobox icon. Now today,
several more have changed
and all those that were and have changed now have all changed to the
picture box icon.

In doing some searching, I found a couple of reports of the same issuse
in a bug report forum.
But MS said that they could not duplicate the problem.

Has anyone else observed this behavior and found a solution?

Gene

Aug 1 '06 #6
On Tue, 1 Aug 2006 12:01:03 -0400, "Smokey Grindle" <no****@nospam.netwrote:
>From what I've heard talking to MS people in the VS team they have had 2005
SP1 in beta internally for a while now and is near complete, they already
completed .NET 2.0 Compact framework SP1, and are now finishing up 2005 SP1
and .NET 2.0 SP1 from what they've said, which is a huge patch apparently,
over 600MB (including 2.0 framework sp1) in size... and we thought Windows
XP SP2 was big at 200MB...

600MB? -- Now I understand why some folks are calling it VS2007.

Gene
>gene kelley" <ok**@by.mewrote in message
news:s6********************************@4ax.com.. .
>On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 23:04:30 -0400, "Smokey Grindle" <no****@nospam.net>
wrote:
>>>From what I heard the compiler errors are fixed in service pack 1 coming
out
later in the fall

SP1 for VS2003 which went to beta back in April, has a seeminly firm
release date now of Aug 15.

Unless someone knows differently, I don't believe that SP1 for VS2005 has
yet gone to beta, so it
would seem to me that even a Q4 release estimate would be a stretch.

Gene

>>><to**************@uniroma1.itwrote in message
news:11**********************@m79g2000cwm.googl egroups.com...
Me too :)

Don't know the cause. After a reinstall on another drive (different
from c: ) the problems seems gone.
I reinstalled because more and more frequently, on a very large project
(thousands files), the compiler would crash every few minutes (on some
background task). Also icons were almost all corrupted.

-tom

gene kelley ha scritto:

If I reset the ToolBox, all the ToolBox Icons are correct.
Over time, though, and starting from the top, the icons change to a
particular icon, usually the
icon for a combobox. The rate of change is sporadic. Some days, there
is no change while all of a
sudden, two or three more will change to the combobox icon. Now today,
several more have changed
and all those that were and have changed now have all changed to the
picture box icon.
>
In doing some searching, I found a couple of reports of the same issuse
in a bug report forum.
But MS said that they could not duplicate the problem.
>
Has anyone else observed this behavior and found a solution?
>
Gene

Aug 1 '06 #7

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