Actually I have had VS6. VSNET2003 and VS2005 installed in my machine, and they work fine for me.
Prior installing Visual Studio.NET 2005, I would suggest you installing .NET Framework and Compact Framework v2 manually, they can be found under "VSTS\vs\wcu
\NetCF and VSTS\vs\wcu\dotNetFramework".
And when you meet any problems, please feel free to get back to me.
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Michael D. Ober - 08 Nov 2005 14:21 GMT
VS 2005 can be installed after VS 6. VB projects are completely independent
of each other as there are no common extensions. VC++ projects will convert
to VS 2005 when you click on the project files.
Mike Ober.
> Actually I have had VS6. VSNET2003 and VS2005 installed in my machine, and they work fine for me.
> Prior installing Visual Studio.NET 2005, I would suggest you installing .NET Framework and Compact Framework v2 manually, they can be found under
"VSTS\vs\wcu
> \NetCF and VSTS\vs\wcu\dotNetFramework".
>
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> Microsoft Online Partner Support
> Get Secure! - www.microsoft.com/security
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Dave - 08 Nov 2005 15:17 GMT
Thanks, I'm supposed to get my MSDN .Net 2005 DVD's in the next week or 2
and I will be working on this setup very soon.
> Actually I have had VS6. VSNET2003 and VS2005 installed in my machine, and they work fine for me.
> Prior installing Visual Studio.NET 2005, I would suggest you installing .NET Framework and Compact Framework v2 manually, they can be found under
"VSTS\vs\wcu
> \NetCF and VSTS\vs\wcu\dotNetFramework".
>
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> Microsoft Online Partner Support
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Rhett Gong [MSFT] - 10 Nov 2005 03:28 GMT
Welcome. Please don't hesitate to let me know when you have any questions in vs installation.
Best regards,
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