Hello.  Sorry if this isn't the correct place to ask this question and if
it's a novice one but was hoping if someone could shed some light....
My supervisor asked me if SQL Server 2005 is licensed by concurrent
connections?

We have Visual Studio 2003 and MS Project 2003 installed in some
students labs. When running as an administrator, starting MS Project
works fine. But when running as a normal user, the following error
messages are shown by msiexec when it tries to install some VS.NET

I've just installed Visual Studio 2005 and moved the folder storing Settings (Tools>Options>Environment>Import/Export Settings) as well as Project and Template folders (Tools>Options>Projects>Common) to a new directory. Yet, Visual Studio still creates an (empty) Visual Studio ...

Trying to install VS2005, either from  MSDN CDs or from a HD copy of them:
at about 50% of "setup is loading installation components" I get a message
"A problem has been encountered while loading the setup componentes.
Cancelling setup". No other messages.

I'm getting the following error attempting to install Vs 2005 Ent Dev using
the files downloaded from MSDN:
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Microsoft Visual Studio 2005

When I am trying to access the toolbox Visual Studio 2005 Professional I get
the message "Initializing toolbox... in the statusbar and the program stops
to respond. To exit Visual Studio I have to kill the process from the task
manager.

We’re in the process of evaluating VSTS.  I want to install Team Explorer on
top of Visual Studio 2005 Professional.  However, the installation guide
states that Microsoft Office Project Professional 2003 is a prerequisite for
the Team Explorer Installation.  Is this really the ...

I install visual studio 2005 in my laptop. I have a tutorial that helps to
create a database enviroment but when i create new project databases I don't
see the wizards... how can I setup this options?
Tks in advance

When I installed VS 2005 at work after the install I was prompted to choose
which language I mainly coded in and it re-configured the environment
accordingly.
I have installed at home, and I was not asked this.

Hello, I am developing several independent websites on a Windows XP Pro
machine.  I deploy to a Windows 2003 server.  One project that I inherited,
has numerous sub-folders.  How do I set up Windows XP Pro IIS to handle this?
For example:

I recently installed VSTS on a box after wiping it out, and selected
everything but 64-bit tools in the C++ section and SQL Server Express.  On
help/about (and the splash screen) I see Team Tester and Team Developer, but
not Team Architect, and I have no options for creating ...

I installed .NET 2.0 bur VS is still using .NET 1.1. Can I get VS.NET 2002 to
run 2.0?

I have an installer which I created for my application using VS2005.
The installer creates some subkeys in the registry under HKLM\Software. In the
installer project, I note that all of the subkeys have a DeleteAtUninstall
property set to false.

This is a Whoa bug for me, as in this is seriously the last bug I'd ever
thought I'd see.
I've installed VS 2005, full.  I can create a project (VB2005_Test, but
it can be named anything), draw a form, add items to it, save it, etc.

Somehow I dragged and dropped a set of windows out of place in VS .NET 2003.  
It was on the right where the solution explorer and properties, etc... are.  
Is there a way to restore the default window layout??
Thanks