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Binary MSI installs:

Source Code Outliner for Visual Studio 2008

Source Code Outliner for Visual Studio 2005

Source code:

The C# source code for the Source Code Outliner for VS 2008 is in the Source Code tab as part of this CodePlex project.

The VB source code is attached in the Releases tab in a ZIP file: SourceCodeOutlinerVB2008.zip

Source Code Outliner

The Source Outliner PowerToy is a Visual Studio 2008 extension that provides a tree view of your source code's types and members and lets you quickly navigate to them with filtering inside the editor.

The Source Code Outliner PowerToy was created as a package using the Visual Studio SDK for Visual Studio 2008. For more information about VSX, visit the Visual Studio Extensibility Developer Center .

The following steps to getting started with the Source Code Outliner PowerToy:

- Install the Source Code Outliner PowerToy for Visual Studio 2008.

- Start Visual Studio 2008.

- Open a source code window for an existing source file or create a new one.

- Select the ‘Source Code Outliner Power Toy’ menu item under View.OtherWindows menu group.

- You can dock the Source Code Outliner anywhere, like to the left side of the Visual Studio window next to the Code Editor window.

- Click a method or variable name in Source Outliner and the code associated with what you clicked displays near the top of the Code Editor window.

- You can use the ‘Filter by Type’ to filter different types that you would like to view.

Visual Studio Extensions

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The binary MSI installs are on Microsoft Downloads:

Cannot resolve link: [release:Source Code Outliner for Visual Studio 2008 |_11309_]

Source Code Outliner for Visual Studio 2008

Source Code Outliner for Visual Studio 2005

Source code:

The C# source code for the Source Code Outliner for VS 2008 is in the Source Code tab as part of this CodePlex project.

The VB source code is attached in the Releases tab in a ZIP file: SourceCodeOutlinerVB2008.zip

Source Code Outliner

The Source Outliner PowerToy is a Visual Studio 2008 extension that provides a tree view of your source code's types and members and lets you quickly navigate to them with filtering inside the editor.

The Source Code Outliner PowerToy was created as a package using the Visual Studio SDK for Visual Studio 2008. For more information about VSX, visit the Visual Studio Extensibility Developer Center .

The following steps to getting started with the Source Code Outliner PowerToy:

- Install the Source Code Outliner PowerToy for Visual Studio 2008.

- Start Visual Studio 2008.

- Open a source code window for an existing source file or create a new one.

- Select the ‘Source Code Outliner Power Toy’ menu item under View.OtherWindows menu group.

- You can dock the Source Code Outliner anywhere, like to the left side of the Visual Studio window next to the Code Editor window.

- Click a method or variable name in Source Outliner and the code associated with what you clicked displays near the top of the Code Editor window.

- You can use the ‘Filter by Type’ to filter different types that you would like to view.

Visual Studio Extensions

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klevy — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 20:18:55 GMT

The binary MSI installs are on Microsoft Downloads:

Source Code Outliner for Visual Studio 2008

Source Code Outliner for Visual Studio 2005

Source code:

The C# source code for the Source Code Outliner for VS 2008 is in the Source Code tab as part of this CodePlex project.

The VB source code is attached in the Releases tab in a ZIP file: SourceCodeOutlinerVB2008.zip

Source Code Outliner

The Source Outliner PowerToy is a Visual Studio 2008 extension that provides a tree view of your source code's types and members and lets you quickly navigate to them with filtering inside the editor.

The Source Code Outliner PowerToy was created as a package using the Visual Studio SDK for Visual Studio 2008. For more information about VSX, visit the Visual Studio Extensibility Developer Center .

The following steps to getting started with the Source Code Outliner PowerToy:

- Install the Source Code Outliner PowerToy for Visual Studio 2008.

- Start Visual Studio 2008.

- Open a source code window for an existing source file or create a new one.

- Select the ‘Source Code Outliner Power Toy’ menu item under View.OtherWindows menu group.

- You can dock the Source Code Outliner anywhere, like to the left side of the Visual Studio window next to the Code Editor window.

- Click a method or variable name in Source Outliner and the code associated with what you clicked displays near the top of the Code Editor window.

- You can use the ‘Filter by Type’ to filter different types that you would like to view.

Visual Studio Extensions

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klevy — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 19:16:11 GMT

The binary MSI installs are on Microsoft Downloads:

Source Code Outliner for Visual Studio 2008, download from Releases tab page.

Source Code Outliner for Visual Studio 2005

Source code:

The C# source code for the Source Code Outliner for VS 2008 is in the Source Code tab as part of this CodePlex project.

The VB source code is attached in the Releases tab in a ZIP file: SourceCodeOutlinerVB2008.zip

Source Code Outliner

The Source Outliner PowerToy is a Visual Studio 2008 extension that provides a tree view of your source code's types and members and lets you quickly navigate to them with filtering inside the editor.

The Source Code Outliner PowerToy was created as a package using the Visual Studio SDK for Visual Studio 2008. For more information about VSX, visit the Visual Studio Extensibility Developer Center .

The following steps to getting started with the Source Code Outliner PowerToy:

- Install the Source Code Outliner PowerToy for Visual Studio 2008.

- Start Visual Studio 2008.

- Open a source code window for an existing source file or create a new one.

- Select the ‘Source Code Outliner Power Toy’ menu item under View.OtherWindows menu group.

- You can dock the Source Code Outliner anywhere, like to the left side of the Visual Studio window next to the Code Editor window.

- Click a method or variable name in Source Outliner and the code associated with what you clicked displays near the top of the Code Editor window.

- You can use the ‘Filter by Type’ to filter different types that you would like to view.

Visual Studio Extensions

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UPDATED WIKI: Home

klevy — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 19:15:44 GMT

The binary MSI installs are on Microsoft Downloads:

Source Code Outliner for Visual Studio 2008, download from Releases tab. page

Source Code Outliner for Visual Studio 2005

Source code:

The C# source code for the Source Code Outliner for VS 2008 is in the Source Code tab as part of this CodePlex project.

The VB source code is attached in the Releases tab in a ZIP file: SourceCodeOutlinerVB2008.zip

Source Code Outliner

The Source Outliner PowerToy is a Visual Studio 2008 extension that provides a tree view of your source code's types and members and lets you quickly navigate to them with filtering inside the editor.

The Source Code Outliner PowerToy was created as a package using the Visual Studio SDK for Visual Studio 2008. For more information about VSX, visit the Visual Studio Extensibility Developer Center .

The following steps to getting started with the Source Code Outliner PowerToy:

- Install the Source Code Outliner PowerToy for Visual Studio 2008.

- Start Visual Studio 2008.

- Open a source code window for an existing source file or create a new one.

- Select the ‘Source Code Outliner Power Toy’ menu item under View.OtherWindows menu group.

- You can dock the Source Code Outliner anywhere, like to the left side of the Visual Studio window next to the Code Editor window.

- Click a method or variable name in Source Outliner and the code associated with what you clicked displays near the top of the Code Editor window.

- You can use the ‘Filter by Type’ to filter different types that you would like to view.

Visual Studio Extensions

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klevy — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 18:10:27 GMT

The binary MSI installs are on Microsoft Downloads:

Source Code Outliner for Visual Studio 2008, refer to the Releases tab.

Source Code Outliner for Visual Studio 2005

Source code:

The C# source code for the Source Code Outliner for VS 2008 is in the Source Code tab as part of this CodePlex project.

The VB source code is attached in the Releases tab in a ZIP file: SourceCodeOutlinerVB2008.zip

Source Code Outliner

The Source Outliner PowerToy is a Visual Studio 2008 extension that provides a tree view of your source code's types and members and lets you quickly navigate to them with filtering inside the editor.

The Source Code Outliner PowerToy was created as a package using the Visual Studio SDK for Visual Studio 2008. For more information about VSX, visit the Visual Studio Extensibility Developer Center .

The following steps to getting started with the Source Code Outliner PowerToy:

- Install the Source Code Outliner PowerToy for Visual Studio 2008.

- Start Visual Studio 2008.

- Open a source code window for an existing source file or create a new one.

- Select the ‘Source Code Outliner Power Toy’ menu item under View.OtherWindows menu group.

- You can dock the Source Code Outliner anywhere, like to the left side of the Visual Studio window next to the Code Editor window.

- Click a method or variable name in Source Outliner and the code associated with what you clicked displays near the top of the Code Editor window.

- You can use the ‘Filter by Type’ to filter different types that you would like to view.

Visual Studio Extensions

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klevy — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 23:23:54 GMT

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klevy — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 22:20:32 GMT

The binary MSI installs are on Microsoft Downloads:

Source Code Outliner for Visual Studio 2008

Source Code Outliner for Visual Studio 2005

Source code:

The C# source code for the Source Code Outliner for VS 2008 is in the Source Code tab as part of this CodePlex project.

The VB source code is attached here in a ZIP file: SourceCodeOutlinerVB2008.zip

Source Code Outliner

The Source Outliner PowerToy is a Visual Studio 2008 extension that provides a tree view of your source code's types and members and lets you quickly navigate to them with filtering inside the editor.

The Source Code Outliner PowerToy was created as a package using the Visual Studio SDK for Visual Studio 2008. For more information about VSX, visit the Visual Studio Extensibility Developer Center .

The following steps to getting started with the Source Code Outliner PowerToy:

- Install the Source Code Outliner PowerToy for Visual Studio 2008.

- Start Visual Studio 2008.

- Open a source code window for an existing source file or create a new one.

- Select the ‘Source Code Outliner Power Toy’ menu item under View.OtherWindows menu group.

- You can dock the Source Code Outliner anywhere, like to the left side of the Visual Studio window next to the Code Editor window.

- Click a method or variable name in Source Outliner and the code associated with what you clicked displays near the top of the Code Editor window.

- You can use the ‘Filter by Type’ to filter different types that you would like to view.

Visual Studio Extensions

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Source Code Outliner
The Source Outliner tool is a Visual Studio extension that provides a tree view of your source code's types and members and lets you quickly navigate to them inside the editor.

Source Outliner enables you to perform the following tasks:

* Navigate a C# or Visual Basic source file in a tree view.
* Navigate to an item via the keyboard or the mouse.
* Filter the tree based on the code element name.
* Filter the tree based on the code element type.

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The following steps walk you through using this tool.

* Start Visual Studio.
* Open your favorite VB.NET or C# solution or create a new one.
* Select the ‘Source Outliner Power Toy’ menu item under View.OtherWindows menu group.
* The Source Outliner tool window docks to the left side of the Visual Studio window next to the Code Editor window.
* Click a method or variable name in Source Outliner and the code associated with what you clicked displays near the top of the Code Editor window.
* You can use the ‘Filter by Type’ to filter different types that you would like to view.

Getting Started with Source Code Outliner Development

Install the following development tools

Install Visual Studio 2005
Install latest [url: Visual Studio 2005 SDK | http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=7E0FDD66-698A-4E6A-B373-BD0642847AB7&displaylang=en]
Download the latest Source Code Outliner sources from this project to the following folder: <VSSDKINSTALLATIONPATH>\VisualStudioIntegration\Samples\IDE\CSharp.
Open the SourceOutliner.sln under <VSSDKINSTALLATIONPATH>\VisualStudioIntegration\Samples\IDE\CSharp\SourceCodeOutliner

Note: Step 3 is required so the project can load VS SDK specific MSBUILD targets file. You can install to other locations but modify the project file to fix <Import Project="..\..\..\..\..\Tools\Build\Microsoft.VsSDK.targets" /> entry

Contributing to Source Code Outliner

We're looking for developers to join us in the 1.1 release. Check out the current work items at 1.1 Alpha. Feel free to contribute by

Either creating new or finding existing bugs or feature requests you want to work on
Leave a note in the comments that you're going to investigate this bug (until you have developer rights, you won't be able to assign bugs to yourself)
Download the latest sources and create a bug fix
Zip up your changes and post them as an attachment to the work item
Fill out the [file:Project Assignment Agreement.TIF] form and follow the Source Code Outliner Assignment Agreement Instructions to send it to us.

Visual Studio Extensions

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CParmar — Thu, 26 Oct 2006 23:21:52 GMT

Source Outliner enables you to perform the following tasks:

[image:sco.bmp]

The following steps walk you through using this tool.

Getting Started with Source Code Outliner Development

Install the following development tools

Install Visual Studio 2005
Install latest [url: Visual Studio 2005 SDK | http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=7E0FDD66-698A-4E6A-B373-BD0642847AB7&displaylang=en]
Download the latest Source Code Outliner sources from this project to the following folder: <VSSDKINSTALLATIONPATH>\VisualStudioIntegration\Samples\IDE\CSharp.
Open the SourceOutliner.sln under <VSSDKINSTALLATIONPATH>\VisualStudioIntegration\Samples\IDE\CSharp\SourceCodeOutliner

Contributing to Source Code Outliner

We're looking for developers to join us in the 1.1 release. Check out the current work items at 1.1 Alpha. Feel free to contribute by

Either creating new or finding existing bugs or feature requests you want to work on
Leave a note in the comments that you're going to investigate this bug (until you have developer rights, you won't be able to assign bugs to yourself)
Download the latest sources and create a bug fix
Zip up your changes and post them as an attachment to the work item
Fill out the [file:Project Assignment Agreement.TIF] form and follow the Source Code Outliner Assignment Agreement Instructions to send it to us.

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CParmar — Thu, 26 Oct 2006 22:41:26 GMT

Source Outliner enables you to perform the following tasks:

[image:sco.bmp]

The following steps walk you through using this tool.

Contributing to Source Code Outliner

We're looking for developers to join us in the 1.1 release. Check out the current work items <add link>.

Feel free to contribute by

Either creating new or finding existing bugs or feature requests you want to work on
Leave a note in the comments that you're going to investigate this bug (until you have developer rights, you won't be able to assign bugs to yourself)
Download the latest sources and create a bug fix
Zip up your changes and post them as an attachment to the work item
Fill out the Project Assignment Agreement.TIF form and follow the SourceCodeOutliner Assignment Agreement Instructions to send it to us.

Getting Started with Source Code Outliner Development

Install the following development tools

Install Visual Studio 2005
Install latest [url: Visual Studio 2005 SDK | http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=7E0FDD66-698A-4E6A-B373-BD0642847AB7&displaylang=en]
Download the latest Source Code Outliner sources from this project to the following folder: <VSSDKINSTALLATIONPATH>\VisualStudioIntegration\Samples\IDE\CSharp.
Open the SourceOutliner.sln under <VSSDKINSTALLATIONPATH>\VisualStudioIntegration\Samples\IDE\CSharp\SourceCodeOutliner

Contributing to Source Code Outliner

We're looking for developers to join us in the 1.1 release. Check out the current work items at 1.1 Alpha. Feel free to contribute by

Either creating new or finding existing bugs or feature requests you want to work on
Leave a note in the comments that you're going to investigate this bug (until you have developer rights, you won't be able to assign bugs to yourself)
Download the latest sources and create a bug fix
Zip up your changes and post them as an attachment to the work item
Fill out the [file:Project Assignment Agreement.TIF] form and follow the Source Code Outliner Assignment Agreement Instructions to send it to us.

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CParmar — Thu, 26 Oct 2006 22:01:54 GMT

Source Outliner enables you to perform the following tasks:

[image:sco.bmp]

The following steps walk you through using this tool.

Contributing to Source Code Outliner

We're looking for developers to join us in the 1.1 release. Check out the current work items <add link>.

Feel free to contribute by

Either creating new or finding existing bugs or feature requests you want to work on
Leave a note in the comments that you're going to investigate this bug (until you have developer rights, you won't be able to assign bugs to yourself)
Download the latest sources and create a bug fix
Zip up your changes and post them as an attachment to the work item
Fill out the Project Assignment Agreement.TIF form and follow the SourceCodeOutliner Assignment Agreement Instructions to send it to us.

Getting Started with Source Code Outliner Development

Install the following development tools

Install Visual Studio 2005
Install latest [url: Visual Studio 2005 SDK | http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=7E0FDD66-698A-4E6A-B373-BD0642847AB7&displaylang=en]
Download the latest Source Code Outliner sources from this project to the following folder: <VSSDKINSTALLATIONPATH>\VisualStudioIntegration\Samples\IDE\CSharp.
Open the Source Code Outliner solution

Contributing to Source Code Outliner

We're looking for developers to join us in the 1.1 release. Check out the current work items at 1.1 Alpha. Feel free to contribute by

Either creating new or finding existing bugs or feature requests you want to work on
Leave a note in the comments that you're going to investigate this bug (until you have developer rights, you won't be able to assign bugs to yourself)
Download the latest sources and create a bug fix
Zip up your changes and post them as an attachment to the work item
Fill out the [file:Project Assignment Agreement.TIF] form and follow the Source Code Outliner Assignment Agreement Instructions to send it to us.

UPDATED WIKI: Home

CParmar — Thu, 26 Oct 2006 20:32:21 GMT

Source Outliner enables you to perform the following tasks:

[image:sco.bmp]

The following steps walk you through using this tool.

Contributing to Source Code Outliner

We're looking for developers to join us in the 1.1 release. Check out the current work items <add link>.

Feel free to contribute by

Either creating new or finding existing bugs or feature requests you want to work on
Leave a note in the comments that you're going to investigate this bug (until you have developer rights, you won't be able to assign bugs to yourself)
Download the latest sources and create a bug fix
Zip up your changes and post them as an attachment to the work item
Fill out the Project Assignment Agreement.TIF form and follow the SourceCodeOutliner Assignment Agreement Instructions to send it to us.

Getting Started with Source Code Outliner Development

Install the following development tools

Install Visual Studio 2005
Install Visual Studio 2005 SDK [url: v3.0 | http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=7E0FDD66-698A-4E6A-B373-BD0642847AB7&displaylang=en]
Download the latest Source Code Outliner sources from this project
Open the Source Code Outliner solution

Contributing to Source Code Outliner

We're looking for developers to join us in the 1.1 release. Check out the current work items at 1.1 Alpha. Feel free to contribute by

Either creating new or finding existing bugs or feature requests you want to work on
Leave a note in the comments that you're going to investigate this bug (until you have developer rights, you won't be able to assign bugs to yourself)
Download the latest sources and create a bug fix
Zip up your changes and post them as an attachment to the work item
Fill out the [file:Project Assignment Agreement.TIF] form and follow the Source Code Outliner Assignment Agreement Instructions to send it to us.

UPDATED WIKI: Home

CParmar — Thu, 26 Oct 2006 20:24:08 GMT

Source Outliner enables you to perform the following tasks:

[image:sco.bmp]

The following steps walk you through using this tool.

Contributing to Source Code Outliner

We're looking for developers to join us in the 1.1 release. Check out the current work items <add link>.

Feel free to contribute by

Either creating new or finding existing bugs or feature requests you want to work on
Leave a note in the comments that you're going to investigate this bug (until you have developer rights, you won't be able to assign bugs to yourself)
Download the latest sources and create a bug fix
Zip up your changes and post them as an attachment to the work item
Fill out the Project Assignment Agreement.TIF form and follow the SourceCodeOutliner Assignment Agreement Instructions to send it to us.

Getting Started with Source Code Outliner Development

Install the following development tools

Install Visual Studio 2005
Install Visual Studio 2005 SDK [url: v3.0 | http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=7E0FDD66-698A-4E6A-B373-BD0642847AB7&displaylang=en]
Download the latest Source Code Outliner sources from this project
Open the Source Code Outliner solution

Contributing to Source Code Outliner

We're looking for developers to join us in the 1.1 release. Check out the current work items at 1.1 Alpha. Feel free to contribute by

Either creating new or finding existing bugs or feature requests you want to work on
Leave a note in the comments that you're going to investigate this bug (until you have developer rights, you won't be able to assign bugs to yourself)
Download the latest sources and create a bug fix
Zip up your changes and post them as an attachment to the work item
Fill out the [file:Project Assignment Agreement.TIF] form and follow the Source Code Outliner Assignment Agreement Instructions to send it to us.

How to use this page
The Project home page is the place that team members and visitors will go to find out about your project. Here are some ideas about what to put on this page:

News
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Project information (the text from your project description, for example)
Project documentation
Development methodologies
Release process
Current issues

What is a Wiki page?
If you are active on the Internet, chances are you've visited a Wiki page--perhaps even edited one. Simply put, a Wiki is a collection of Web pages that can be edited by anybody with sufficient permission to do so. Wiki pages are easy to edit using a set of simple markup tags that allow you to format text, add images, and create links. A Quick Wiki Markup Guide appears to the right of the Edit page as a reference.

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CParmar — Thu, 26 Oct 2006 20:22:59 GMT

Source Outliner enables you to perform the following tasks:

[image:sco.bmp]

Contributing to Source Code Outliner

We're looking for developers to join us in the 1.1 release. Check out the current work items <add link>.

Feel free to contribute by

Either creating new or finding existing bugs or feature requests you want to work on
Leave a note in the comments that you're going to investigate this bug (until you have developer rights, you won't be able to assign bugs to yourself)
Download the latest sources and create a bug fix
Zip up your changes and post them as an attachment to the work item
Fill out the Project Assignment Agreement.TIF form and follow the SourceCodeOutliner Assignment Agreement Instructions to send it to us.

Getting Started with Source Code Outliner Development

Install the following development tools

Install Visual Studio 2005
Install Visual Studio 2005 SDK [url: v3.0 | http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=7E0FDD66-698A-4E6A-B373-BD0642847AB7&displaylang=en]
Download the latest Source Code Outliner sources from this project
Open the Source Code Outliner solution

Contributing to Source Code Outliner

We're looking for developers to join us in the 1.1 release. Check out the current work items at 1.1 Alpha. Feel free to contribute by

Either creating new or finding existing bugs or feature requests you want to work on
Leave a note in the comments that you're going to investigate this bug (until you have developer rights, you won't be able to assign bugs to yourself)
Download the latest sources and create a bug fix
Zip up your changes and post them as an attachment to the work item
Fill out the [file:Project Assignment Agreement.TIF] form and follow the Source Code Outliner Assignment Agreement Instructions to send it to us.

How to use this page
The Project home page is the place that team members and visitors will go to find out about your project. Here are some ideas about what to put on this page:

News
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Project information (the text from your project description, for example)
Project documentation
Development methodologies
Release process
Current issues

UPDATED WIKI: Source Code Outliner Assignment Agreement Instructions

CParmar — Thu, 26 Oct 2006 20:11:51 GMT

Thank you for your interest in contributing to the Source Code Outliner project. In order to have your contributions included in future versions of Source Code Outliner, you need to fill out the assignment form covering your contributions.

Please print a hard copy of the Project Assignment Agreement posted on the Source Code Outliner homepage, fill it and return the signed original:

CWC
Source Code Outliner Project
Microsoft Corporation
One Microsoft Way
Redmond, WA 98052

Instructions for filling out the Assignment Agreement:

In the title of the agreement, before "Assignment Agreement," please enter "Source Code Outliner "
In initial paragraph, please enter your full legal name in the space labeled "You"
In paragraph #1, please enter "Source Code Outliner " in the space labeled "Project"
At the bottom of the agreement, please fill in your full legal name, signature and date on the designated lines at the end of the agreement. Please be sure to enter the date of your signature on the line labeled Date, below the signature line.
If authorization is required from any entity other than you, the individual, please have authorized representatives from the entity(s) complete the Name, Signature, By, Title and Date lines in the spaces provided below your own signature.

If you have any questions regarding this assignment agreement or how to fill it out, please [url:Dr. Extensibility | http://blogs.msdn.com/dr._ex/]

UPDATED WIKI: Source Code Outliner Assignment Agreement Instructions

CParmar — Thu, 26 Oct 2006 20:11:05 GMT

Please print a hard copy of the Project Assignment Agreement posted on the Source Code Outliner homepage, fill it and return the signed original:

CWC
Source Code Outliner Project
Microsoft Corporation
One Microsoft Way
Redmond, WA 98052

Instructions for filling out the Assignment Agreement:

In the title of the agreement, before "Assignment Agreement," please enter "Source Code Outliner "
In initial paragraph, please enter your full legal name in the space labeled "You"
In paragraph #1, please enter "Source Code Outliner " in the space labeled "Project"
At the bottom of the agreement, please fill in your full legal name, signature and date on the designated lines at the end of the agreement. Please be sure to enter the date of your signature on the line labeled Date, below the signature line.
If authorization is required from any entity other than you, the individual, please have authorized representatives from the entity(s) complete the Name, Signature, By, Title and Date lines in the spaces provided below your own signature.

If you have any questions regarding this assignment agreement or how to fill it out, please [url:Dr. Extensibility | http://blogs.msdn.com/dr._ex/]

UPDATED WIKI: Home

CParmar — Thu, 26 Oct 2006 20:07:38 GMT

Source Outliner enables you to perform the following tasks:

[image:sco.bmp]

Contributing to Source Code Outliner

We're looking for developers to join us in the 1.1 release. Check out the current work items <add link>.

Feel free to contribute by

Either creating new or finding existing bugs or feature requests you want to work on
Leave a note in the comments that you're going to investigate this bug (until you have developer rights, you won't be able to assign bugs to yourself)
Download the latest sources and create a bug fix
Zip up your changes and post them as an attachment to the work item
Fill out the Project Assignment Agreement.TIF form and follow the SourceCodeOutliner Assignment Agreement Instructions to send it to us.

Getting Started with Source Code Outliner Development

Install the following development tools

Install Visual Studio 2005
Install Visual Studio 2005 SDK [url: v3.0 | http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=7E0FDD66-698A-4E6A-B373-BD0642847AB7&displaylang=en]
Download the latest Source Code Outliner sources from this project
Open the Source Code Outliner solution

Contributing to Source Code Outliner

We're looking for developers to join us in the 1.1 release. Check out the current work items at 1.1 Alpha.

Feel free to contribute by

Either creating new or finding existing bugs or feature requests you want to work on
Leave a note in the comments that you're going to investigate this bug (until you have developer rights, you won't be able to assign bugs to yourself)
Download the latest sources and create a bug fix
Zip up your changes and post them as an attachment to the work item
Fill out the Project Assignment Agreement.TIF form and follow the Source Code Outliner Assignment Agreement Instructions to send it to us.

How to use this page
The Project home page is the place that team members and visitors will go to find out about your project. Here are some ideas about what to put on this page:

News
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Project information (the text from your project description, for example)
Project documentation
Development methodologies
Release process
Current issues

CREATED WIKI: Source Code Outliner Assignment Agreement Instructions

CParmar — Thu, 26 Oct 2006 20:07:38 GMT