Linked by Will Senn on Thu 22nd Apr 2004 06:30 UTC
This article is intended to give you a practical recipe for creating a simple Web Control and extending Visual Studio with support for the control. The control itself is a basic Country Code drop down list such as you would find on many profile entry pages.
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- Hex mode? never needed that lately, but maybe it's just me.
- wordwrap: you have it (check tools/options/text editor).
- view in browser: for me "run" works good enough, but you also find this option on the context menu
- line folding: it's there
- send in email: well the email client is sitting there on the taskbar already
- upcase, lowercase: there
- view file in text mode: right click, "open with...", select notepad...actually you could do that for an hex editor too
Anyway..you know you can creates macros for the missing stuff, right?
- Hex mode? never needed that lately, but maybe it's just me.

- wordwrap: you have it (check tools/options/text editor).
- view in browser: for me "run" works good enough, but you also find this option on the context menu
- line folding: it's there
- send in email: well the email client is sitting there on the taskbar already
- upcase, lowercase: there
- view file in text mode: right click, "open with...", select notepad...actually you could do that for an hex editor too
Anyway..you know you can creates macros for the missing stuff, right?