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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Setup / January 2005Visual Studio.NET install
This may be an easy question for vetern users to answer, but i'm just learning. I'm a college student and am taking a VB and C++ class. With my VB book, I got 6 CD's. 1. Visual Basic.net Standard 2. Visual Studio.net Prerequisites 3 - 6. MSDN Library Disc 1-3 When installed, working with VB solutions is just fine. When I try to start a new C++ project or open an existing C++ project in Visual Studio it gives an error. It also has no option to select a "New C++ Project." I'm wondering if I need another disc to intall that will enable me to work with C++ projects? If so, anyone know what disc(s) I need? Is there a C++.net disc? Thanks in advance. Hi, I am not that ahead. what is the order of installation. I mean which CD first and next....etc. I want to work first with VB.net. Please let me know. > This may be an easy question for vetern users to answer, but i'm just > learning. I'm a college student and am taking a VB and C++ class. With my [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > C++ projects? If so, anyone know what disc(s) I need? Is there a C++.net > disc? Thanks in advance. If you just have Visual Basic .NET, that you cannot create or open C++ or C# projects. You have to purchase Visual Studio Professional for that. I know, 'cause I just have Visual Basic .NET standard. I don't think there's a standalone disc for just C++ in .NET, although there is for C#. Jesse > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >>C++ projects? If so, anyone know what disc(s) I need? Is there a C++.net >>disc? Thanks in advance. If you just have Visual Basic .NET, that you cannot create or open C++ or C# projects. You have to purchase Visual Studio Professional for that. I know, 'cause I just have Visual Basic .NET standard. I don't think there's a standalone disc for just C++ in .NET, although there is for C#. Jesse > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >>C++ projects? If so, anyone know what disc(s) I need? Is there a C++.net >>disc? Thanks in advance. If you just have Visual Basic .NET, that you cannot create or open C++ or C# projects. You have to purchase Visual Studio Professional for that. I know, 'cause I just have Visual Basic .NET standard. I don't think there's a standalone disc for just C++ in .NET, although there is for C#. Jesse > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >>C++ projects? If so, anyone know what disc(s) I need? Is there a C++.net >>disc? Thanks in advance. Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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