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Whereabouts in Canada?
My grandfather (Jacque Boucher) was from the Moncton area (he left there in the 1920s I believe) and my father is still in touch with his cousins in Montreal.
John Boucher
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Hi,
I am from Montréal as my father was. I do not know before that.
I found this information about one of the first Boucher (Pierre) in the new world http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Boucher[^]
Where are you from?
Pierre Boucher
'Bien souvent on se rend coupable en négligeant d'agir, et non pas seulement en agissant.'
- Marc Aurèle, empereur et philosophe romain.
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My grandfather moved to Boston, MA where he got married, raised a family, and lived out his days.
Most of my immediate family is still in the Boston area, but others (including me) have spread out a bit.
I'm near Phoenix, AZ.
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Well, it's nice to know that our name has spread that far west.
Do you have any relatives that still speak french?
Pierre Boucher
'Bien souvent on se rend coupable en négligeant d'agir, et non pas seulement en agissant.'
- Marc Aurèle, empereur et philosophe romain.
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pboucher wrote: Do you have any relatives that still speak french?
Some do, particularly the ones still in Canada. I don't.
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I use 'None' also. I have found that the interface to 'None' is impressive and very easy to use. 'None' has never crashed on me or destroyed my code. 'None' has never been broken on an uprgade, nor has it caused my code to become unreadable. I actually searched each of the Poll options and read through the highlights for each and still believe that 'None' bets them all hands down. I love 'None' and will stick with it for now. 
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I am amazed at just how many programmers can't type and don't bother the learn the API. If more did then I think more would share your sentiment. IMHO when you spend time typing instead of clicking you get to understand how the pieces of an application fit together and enjoy the chance to write significantly better code.
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Whoever comes up with these polls leaves out some blindingly obvious options. 
Cheers,
Vikram. Current activities:
Films: Sense and Sensibility
TV series: Friends, season 2
Books: Longitude, by Dava Sobel.
Carpe Diem.
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Hi there
do you know about a review and/or comparation between those tools??
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As they all do different things, a side by side review might not be as helpful as you expect. That said, the benefits of otherwise of different add-ins are regularly discussed on StackOverflow[^].
Personally the ones I use the most are Visual Assist[^] (syntax colouring, better intellisense and fast source code navigation), IncludeManager[^] (C++ include file visualisation), VSFileFinder[^] (fast location of files within a solution) and Visual Lint[^] (C++ static analysis).
Visual Lint is my pet product, so that's a bit of a special case of course! 
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