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Visual Studio 2008 annoys the automatic processing of block comments

I read this wonderful post in Visual Studio 2008, but did not see it. It drives me crazy. Now I understand that some people use block comments like this for function documentation, etc.:

/*
 *
 *
 *
 */

But you know, this is VS2008, and now we can use ///. The only time I've ever felt the need to use C style comments is when I have some kind of garbage or test code that I temporarily want to delete. It absolutely makes me go blank when I do first /*, and then when I add a line after the test code, it automatically puts a space after *, and I end up: * /. That way, I ultimately always have to have a backspace to complete the block comment.

I looked through all the settings of the C # editor in the VS2008 IDE and did not find anything suitable.

Is this really driving someone else crazy, or am I turning into codemudgeon?

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, ctrl-k-c, // . , ctrl-k-u, . , .

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XML #if , :

#if EXCLUDED
any code ...
#endif

++ #if 0.

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, XML ///.

, /#/. " XML /// ".

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I also agree with Dave. Automatically adding a star to the next line of a comment block makes me sad to the point that Microsoft really dislikes imposing their affective and unnecessary formatting standards on the developer community. Honestly, I even find this pretty controversial for most past Microsoft implementations, which usually enable the user instead of locking him in a dark and damp cell. Hahhh! The good old days when Bill was king!

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