VS 2010 integration is not officially supported yet, but you can check out this blog post by Paul Smith for information on how to get it to work without having VS 2008 installed. The comments also have valuable information.

Thank you for your time, but I still don't have the "EPiServer"-option either under "New Web Project" nor "New Project" in VS 2010 :-( The templates doesn't show up on a search either.

I've done exactly as specified in the post and the last comment, even restarted the computer to "reload" the GAC, but to no end. This is getting ridiciolus :-)

See my post here

http://world.episerver.com/Blogs/Paul-Smith/Dates1/2010/5/Enabling-EPiServer-CMS-6-VS-Integration-in-Visual-Studio-2010/#comment42217

Yes, I've seen it - but it doesn't do it for me for some reason! Worst case scenario is that I dedicate the whole weekend to reinstalling everything on the computer. I would much rather be out drinking beer. :-)

We had a bit of a headache getting it to work but it was just the other week so if you can explain what you do perhaps I can rememner something - it's still kinda fresh in memory.

I doubt that it hsa to do with VS 2010 express but you never know!

I think maybe we registered one of the dll's -  regsvr32 EPiServer.Design.dll or the actual EPiServerVsIntegration.dll, I can't remember.

Well, worst case scenario, Visual Web Developer Express 2008 is still available here (under downloads). And you should never let EPiServer get in the way of beer ;-)

Jørgen> OK, that would be worst case scenario ;-) getting stuck with Visual Web Developer Express.. ;-)

John> regsvr32 won't load any of the dll-s mentioned!

This is what I have done:

First I downloaded the zip-file containing the CMS 6 integration files, and copied the contents to my Visual Studio/Common7/IDE folder. Next I extracted the EPiServerVsIntegration.msi file and installed the EPiServer.VsIntegration.dll to the GAC (as admin). I didn't copy it to anywhere, only registered it to the GAC. I thought this was it, but still no EPiServer-templates in VS2010. So I also registered the EPiServer.Design.dll, from the integration files, to the GAC (as stated in that readme file). And now I'm stuck!

Appreciate all your help so far :-)

I am having the same problem, but using Visual Web Developer 2008 express. I really do feel for you Bjorn.

Any suggestions on why i do not have the ability to create a new episerver project? It is just not listed.  I have 6.0.530.0 installed.

This is an absolute joke - wherever you look on net for 'creating new episerver project with visual studio' you might get something like "...go to new project, expand Visual C# and select 'episerver' and the 'episerver project' (like listed under episervers SDK)... that is the gist of it - no one ever mentions about "what if episerver is not listed for a new project, when you have the integration tool installed.