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Whenever I click on an object in the Solution Explorer, in the Properties Dialog, all I can see are the "Misc" properties, usually File Name and File Path, but I need to see the "Advanced" section. Under Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> C#, there is a checkbox labeled "Hide advanced members". This was unchecked by default, and I've tried checking + restarting visual studio, unchecking again. Regardless, it's still hidden. I'm not even sure that this relates to Properties, but this was suggested as a solution before. How might I go about fixing this?

EDIT: I'm referring to the properties of files within the project, not the project or solution properties.

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This is normally the case for projects and solutions - the properties window only has the file name and path.

Right click on the solution or project node and select Properties. This will bring up the properties pages for them, instead of the properties window (F4).

Oded
Thanks for the answer, but that's not quite what I mean. I need the properties of specific items within the project. To be specific, I want to change the build action of a .js file. For whatever reason, I have the 'advanced' properties for every item on my work computer's install of VS2008, but on this one I do not.
Tyson
@Tyson - have you tried to remove and re-add the file?
Oded
I haven't tried that, but it doesn't seem to be file-specific. If I start a new project, or add a new file to my project (I have tried adding new .js files), there are no advanced properties. At work, every file has advanced properties.
Tyson
Ah... are you using an express edition? The features of express and those of pro are very different.
Oded
I'm actually using Pro. At work I have Team System.
Tyson