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That is due to a bug in the VS.NET C# project file parser in that it doesn't properly parse a double quote char in the project file represented as " (the Make VS.NET action uses the .NET XMLDocument class to modify the base address in the project file, which also results in literal double quote chars in the file getting converted to " when saved).
Not using the base address option is the required workaround for C# and VB.NET projects. VC++.NET correctly writes (and parses) quote chars within project settings to the .vcproj file as " so it won't be a problem for C++ projects. You would need to put the C++ projects in a separate solution or create a C++-only solution and corresponding 'no build' Make VS.NET step to use the base address option.
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