>I first used VS 2008 to do this, but then moved over to VS 2010 Beta 2 to see if it was the same. It is the same, no check boxes. I have it set to C# for the ASP.NET class I am taking at a local junior college.
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>Yes, I am ready for VS 2010. I have to be at the jc for my class by 9 PM your time. It takes me almost 45 minutes to get there. Can I call you around 7:00 PM your time? Isn't there a newer release of VS 2010? I think I heard that it'll be out by April 15th, but that might not be right. Have you heard a firm date on the final release of VS 2010?

The current VS2010 is the RC. I've moved the project to it (as of last night) in order to be able to use Team Foundation Server for source control (set that up last weekend). We'll see if that does better than VSS. At least you should be able to access it directly over the web (once I get my prot forwarding set up).

Naomi - Wanna try it?

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>Cecil
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>>>When I go to Add New Item / Web Form, I no longer see the following two check boxes:
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>>>(1) Place code in separate file
>>>(2) Select master page
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>>>I do not know where they went, but these options have disappeared.
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>>Also, in a web project it defaults to whatever you set VS to default to for language, and you have to click on the button at the top or Solution Explorer to see the codebehind files.
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>>PS - ready for VS2010? Give me a call this evening.