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In Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition, I have a recurring issue that I deal with every morning. I bring up a web site (by opening the .sln file) and it fails to remember my "start action" from the last time I worked with the site. Other developers in the department do not have this problem. I assume this setting is stored in the SLN file, and the SLN file does in fact get committed to revision control, so I would expect the behavior to be consistent across the department, but it is not. Every time I go into the "Start Options" in the project "Property Pages", it is set as "Use Current Page".
I need it to be set to start at a specifc page, and I need it to remember this forever. How can I fix this?
Thank you so much! I am going to start investigating this right now. – Josh Stodola – 2009-11-04T17:05:58.663
Hmmmm, I think that file somehow got corrupted because I cannot even open it now. There is no XML data. I viewed it in a binary editor, and it is 46KB worth of low-values (all bits off). I think I will try to delete this file and see if it works. – Josh Stodola – 2009-11-04T17:10:30.013
That was it! Somehow the file got corrupted and wiped out. I deleted the file, brought the solution up in VS2008, set the start options, and now I have a valid XML file with one entry. Thank you very much for your help, Ganesh! – Josh Stodola – 2009-11-04T17:13:30.957