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Ronald, you a quite a lucky man, hahaha. &nbsp;I figured out the answer about 2 mins after I'd posted the question. &nbsp;Mind you, that was post 30 mins of already searching. &nbsp;I commend your on-the-ball effort!
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Ronald, you a quite a lucky man, hahaha.  I figured out the answer about 2 mins after I'd posted the question.  Mind you, that was post 30 mins of already searching.  I commend your on-the-ball effort!

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Happens to me al the time, just asking the question often seems to help the search :-)
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Happens to me al the time, just asking the question often seems to help the search :-)

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If Needed: I mainly code in asp.net using VS.Net 2003<br />
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Is there a way to change the colors of reserved keywords and such when I'm in code view? &nbsp;Right now, the only two colors I see are blue (syntax), green (comments), and black (everything else), and it would be really nice to make the code a little more distinct, or at least just change it around for fun.
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If Needed: I mainly code in asp.net using VS.Net 2003

Is there a way to change the colors of reserved keywords and such when I'm in code view?  Right now, the only two colors I see are blue (syntax), green (comments), and black (everything else), and it would be really nice to make the code a little more distinct, or at least just change it around for fun.

Visual Studio .Net 2003 - Changing colors for code syntax, strings, etc.

Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET) is an object-oriented programming language implemented on the .NET framework, but also supported on other platforms such as Mono and Silverlight. Microsoft launched VB.NET as the successor to the Visual Basic language. Though it is similar in syntax to  Visual Basic pre-2002, it is not the same technology,