Datasheet

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External Tools
Visual Studio includes a number of core external
tools to aid in developing and debugging your
applications
Team Explorer Integration enables you to install
Team Explorer for use with Team Foundation Server,
which also requires a Team Foundation Server CAL
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Team Foundation Server CAL included for accessing
Team Foundation Server
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Team Foundation Server Workgroup Edition
included when purchasing Visual Studio Team System
Editions with an MSDN Premium Subscription
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Visual Studio 2008 Image Library is a collection of
over 1,800 application images and videos you can use
to create applications that look visually consistent
with Microsoft software
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Visual Studio Command Prompt opens a command
prompt and sets the environment for using Visual
Studio 2008 command-line tools
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Environment Options
The many settings available enable you customize
Visual Studio to better match your development style
Add-Ins/Macro Security options enable you to
define security settings for running add-ins and
macros in Visual Studio
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AutoRecover options enable you to specify whether
or not files are automatically saved periodically while
they are open, and whether restore modified files if
Visual Studio shuts down unexpectedly
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Documents options to control the display of
documents in Visual Studio and manage external
changes to documents and files
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Filtered Options enables you to simplify the options
available to a subset of those available
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Fonts and Colors options enables you to establish a
custom font and color scheme for various user
interface elements in Visual Studio, including syntax-
specific fonts and colors
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General options enable you to specify some basic IDE
options, such as document UI, application
animations, and file associations
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Import and Export Settings Wizard enables you to
export settings, import settings, or overwrite your
settings by using a predefined settings collection
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