Currently I have to instruct people to un-comment a #define directive if they also have another set of files in their project. This should be automatic.
As discussed here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7656001/detecting-if-a-class-type-is-defined-prior-to-compiling

For example:
#ifType SomeType
SomeType.DoSomething();
#else
DefaultWay.DoSomething();

The track changes indicator in VS editor is reset once the file is closed. It would be great if the indicator would integrate with the active source control provider and show the uncommitted changes in a file when re-opening the file in the editor.

Ich hätte es gern das der Fehler auskorigiert wird bei dem man keine Methoden oder Membervariablen zu einer Klasse hinzufügen kann. Weil die entsprechenden Klassen angeblich Privat oder Schreibgeschützt wären.

Ein besserer Klassenassistent für VC++. Womit man die Klassenauf löschen und auch umbennen kann. Wenn man eine Dialogklasse Löscht könnte man ja auch gleich fragen ob die Resource mit gelöscht werden soll.

When I developed drivers I should use WDK, but there is no IDE, so I should use third party tools for it. It is inconvenient.

Option to write custom code on application start (before main screen shows) would be nice for additional checking of database connection, license, etc.

It would be nice to save data comparisons (in a definition file, etc) or pass in which tables to compare via command line / command utility. When comparing data in larger databases (say, 500+ tables) and I want to compare only a subset of tables (say, 50-100) the interface requires manually selecting only the desired tables. It would be nice to automate this task.

Some companies have restrictions on user access to the Analysis Services database and so the Excel Workbooks are not accessible from local machines. Examples are Code Churn and Code Coverage. These and any others not in Reporting Service format should be made so.

In the builds window on the new Team Explorer window for "my Builds" that are gated check-ins. Add a changeset number at in the status to let the user know what changeset it was committed with on successful builds.

It's available, I just have to click through a few screens to get to it.

I would like to have an option in TFS Administrator Console to configure Project level alerts such that alerts are sent automatically to the team members without the need to subscribe to them.

You are toking a lot of removing dialogs in visual studio, but a dialog which I use mostly is Changeset details. If I want to investigate what was changed by this changeset than I have to open this dialog and open all changed files in separate dialogs. Why to not use Team explorer panel. We have already "Find shalvset" window there. Add "Find changeset".

When selecting "Days off" in the work capacity modifications create an option to set recurrence for a series. Similar to that of the appointments feature in Microsoft Outlook.

It's just a very small issue, but as I prefere strongly typed methods I would like to see an additional overload of method System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.PtrToStructure(..) that takes the type parameter as a generic type parameter:

C# example:

public static T PtrToStructure<T>(IntPtr pointer) {
return (T)PtrToStructure(pointer, typeof(T));
}

VB example:

Public Shared Function PtrToStructure(Of T)(ByVal pointer As IntPtr) As T
Return DirectCast(PtrToStructure(pointer, GetType(T)), T)
End Function

Best regards
Chris

The help "?" button is missing in WPF.. it provides quick help functionality in many cases. It would be great if can have the help ? button like we have in Windows forms.

Why is source code still organized in file style? Couldn't it be better stored in database, with namespace, classes and nethods?

I would prefer to
- seperate documentation from code.
- edit one function at a time
- use namespace and class navigation
- edit attributes, usings and references in a seperate properties window