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VS .NET Integration package- When I open a .txt file, it opens in the XMLSpy® 2008 Visual Studio .NET integration instead of Visual Studio. How can I change this behaviour?
In order to open certain file types with the Visual Studio .NET editors please select FILE | OPEN | FILE. You will then see the FILE OPEN dialog. From here you must select the file you would like to open and you must then click on the arrow next to the OPEN Button in the OPEN FILE dialog and then select OPEN WITH. Another dialog box will then give you a selection of editors and you can then set the respective editor to be the default editor for that particular file type. The "Use XMLSpy as Default Editor" in the TOOLS | XML SPY OPTIONS | FILE TYPES menu has no bearing on the editor that is used within the Visual Studio Environment.
- If I have the VS .NET integration package installed and am editing a file that is not associated to XMLSpy® 2008 within Visual Studio, does this count as one license in use?
If you have opened VS .NET and open any file that is associated with XMLSpy® 2008 – or use any XMLSpy® 2008 command - the license will be considered in use for the duration of the VS .NET session. If you want to then edit a file that is not associated with the XMLSpy® 2008 editor we suggest closing VS .NET and then restarting it to free up the license for another user.
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