The Official Faculty of The Mind Visual Studio Theme

An entry about visual studio Publication date 27. August 2008 09:13

As some of you may have noticed, I’ve changed the formatting of my code samples here on the blog to match the new design. I actually created a custom fonts&colors theme for Visual Studio 2008 to do this – here’s what it looks like with the Envy Code R font (with the italics hack):

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If you want it, you can download it here. You can get the Envy Code R font over at Damien’s blog. Be sure to install the special VS versions of the font which contain the italics hack.

This is my first attempt at a VS theme, and I’ve only themed the C#, ASP.NET and XML items so far, plus made some adjustments to the Resharper items. I’ll probably end up making more adjustments to the theme as I use it, in which case I’ll post an updated version later :)

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My name is Fredrik Kalseth, and this is my blog - thanks for visiting! I am fortunate enough to work with what I love for a living, and this blog is essentially the biproduct of that.

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