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I've already checked out Microsoft's current build information resource [1]
and went to the MSDN subscriber downloads. The subscriber downloads menu indicates two separate downloads for Visual Studio 2005... - Visual Studio 2005 + Visual Studio Beta 2 + Visual Studio 2005 Community Technology Preview ** Which menu section do I want to download from to obtain the latest Professional Edition release with no dependencies requiring Team System installs? ** I am using XP Pro. If I must download an image the includes Team System dependencies is it possible to install Visual Studio 2005 Professional without Team System? ** Which -- if any -- has the most complete documentation when using F1? ** What is the recommended procedure for installing the latest release when an existing 2005 release is already present? I don't even know what I have installed at the moment. The best information I can get out of my current install follows: Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Version 8.0.50215.44 (beta2.050215-4400) Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0.50215 Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 55603-000-0000016-00616 Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 Microsoft Visual C# 2005 55603-000-0000016-00616 Microsoft Visual C# 2005 Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Office 55603-000-0000016-00616 Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 55603-000-0000016-00616 Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 I know that's a lot of questions but I've forgotten what I thought I learned a couple months ago and confuse easy  <%= Clinton Gallagher [1] http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/vs2005/get/ |
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Community Tech Preview is the latest and greatest stuff; but not fully
tested, so it can be buggy. I would just stick to the Beta 2 to avoid some issues. -- T. DAVIS JR - .NET will change the way developers develop applications "clintonG" <> wrote in message news:%... > I've already checked out Microsoft's current build information resource > [1] and went to the MSDN subscriber downloads. The subscriber downloads > menu indicates two separate downloads for Visual Studio 2005... > > - Visual Studio 2005 > + Visual Studio Beta 2 > + Visual Studio 2005 Community Technology Preview > > ** Which menu section do I want to download from to obtain the latest > Professional Edition release with no dependencies requiring Team System > installs? > > ** I am using XP Pro. If I must download an image the includes Team System > dependencies is it possible to install Visual Studio 2005 Professional > without Team System? > > ** Which -- if any -- has the most complete documentation when using F1? > > ** What is the recommended procedure for installing the latest release > when an existing 2005 release is already present? > > I don't even know what I have installed at the moment. > The best information I can get out of my current install follows: > > Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 > Version 8.0.50215.44 (beta2.050215-4400) > > Microsoft .NET Framework > Version 2.0.50215 > > Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 55603-000-0000016-00616 > Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 > > Microsoft Visual C# 2005 55603-000-0000016-00616 > Microsoft Visual C# 2005 > > Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Office 55603-000-0000016-00616 > Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System > > Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 55603-000-0000016-00616 > Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 > > I know that's a lot of questions but I've forgotten what I thought I > learned a couple months ago and confuse easy > > <%= Clinton Gallagher > > [1] http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/vs2005/get/ > |
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I think I have Beta 2 Standard Edition installed but I don't know how to
confirm. Today I lost formatting of my C# bracing. Do you by any chance know how to reconfigure? // preferred style Page_PreInit { //whatever } <%= Clinton Gallagher "T. DAVIS JR" <> wrote in message news:... > Community Tech Preview is the latest and greatest stuff; but not fully > tested, so it can be buggy. I would just stick to the Beta 2 to avoid > some issues. > > -- > T. DAVIS JR > > - .NET will change the way developers develop applications > > > "clintonG" <> wrote in message > news:%... >> I've already checked out Microsoft's current build information resource >> [1] and went to the MSDN subscriber downloads. The subscriber downloads >> menu indicates two separate downloads for Visual Studio 2005... >> >> - Visual Studio 2005 >> + Visual Studio Beta 2 >> + Visual Studio 2005 Community Technology Preview >> >> ** Which menu section do I want to download from to obtain the latest >> Professional Edition release with no dependencies requiring Team System >> installs? >> >> ** I am using XP Pro. If I must download an image the includes Team >> System dependencies is it possible to install Visual Studio 2005 >> Professional without Team System? >> >> ** Which -- if any -- has the most complete documentation when using F1? >> >> ** What is the recommended procedure for installing the latest release >> when an existing 2005 release is already present? >> >> I don't even know what I have installed at the moment. >> The best information I can get out of my current install follows: >> >> Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 >> Version 8.0.50215.44 (beta2.050215-4400) >> >> Microsoft .NET Framework >> Version 2.0.50215 >> >> Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 55603-000-0000016-00616 >> Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 >> >> Microsoft Visual C# 2005 55603-000-0000016-00616 >> Microsoft Visual C# 2005 >> >> Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Office 55603-000-0000016-00616 >> Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System >> >> Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 55603-000-0000016-00616 >> Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 >> >> I know that's a lot of questions but I've forgotten what I thought I >> learned a couple months ago and confuse easy >> >> <%= Clinton Gallagher >> >> [1] http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/vs2005/get/ >> > > |
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I agree. I have installed the CTP (at least one of them) and several betas,
and the betas have presented the least issues, as well as performing much better. Go figure. -- HTH, Kevin Spencer Microsoft MVP ..Net Developer Everybody picks their nose, But some people are better at hiding it. "T. DAVIS JR" <> wrote in message news:... > Community Tech Preview is the latest and greatest stuff; but not fully > tested, so it can be buggy. I would just stick to the Beta 2 to avoid > some issues. > > -- > T. DAVIS JR > > - .NET will change the way developers develop applications > > > "clintonG" <> wrote in message > news:%... >> I've already checked out Microsoft's current build information resource >> [1] and went to the MSDN subscriber downloads. The subscriber downloads >> menu indicates two separate downloads for Visual Studio 2005... >> >> - Visual Studio 2005 >> + Visual Studio Beta 2 >> + Visual Studio 2005 Community Technology Preview >> >> ** Which menu section do I want to download from to obtain the latest >> Professional Edition release with no dependencies requiring Team System >> installs? >> >> ** I am using XP Pro. If I must download an image the includes Team >> System dependencies is it possible to install Visual Studio 2005 >> Professional without Team System? >> >> ** Which -- if any -- has the most complete documentation when using F1? >> >> ** What is the recommended procedure for installing the latest release >> when an existing 2005 release is already present? >> >> I don't even know what I have installed at the moment. >> The best information I can get out of my current install follows: >> >> Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 >> Version 8.0.50215.44 (beta2.050215-4400) >> >> Microsoft .NET Framework >> Version 2.0.50215 >> >> Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 55603-000-0000016-00616 >> Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 >> >> Microsoft Visual C# 2005 55603-000-0000016-00616 >> Microsoft Visual C# 2005 >> >> Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Office 55603-000-0000016-00616 >> Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System >> >> Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 55603-000-0000016-00616 >> Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 >> >> I know that's a lot of questions but I've forgotten what I thought I >> learned a couple months ago and confuse easy >> >> <%= Clinton Gallagher >> >> [1] http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/vs2005/get/ >> > > |
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Yea, what is the smilie for perpetually confused?
<%= Clinton Gallagher "Kevin Spencer" <> wrote in message news:... >I agree. I have installed the CTP (at least one of them) and several betas, >and the betas have presented the least issues, as well as performing much >better. Go figure. > > -- > HTH, > > Kevin Spencer > Microsoft MVP > .Net Developer > Everybody picks their nose, > But some people are better at hiding it. > > "T. DAVIS JR" <> wrote in message > news:... >> Community Tech Preview is the latest and greatest stuff; but not fully >> tested, so it can be buggy. I would just stick to the Beta 2 to avoid >> some issues. >> >> -- >> T. DAVIS JR >> >> - .NET will change the way developers develop applications >> >> >> "clintonG" <> wrote in >> message news:%... >>> I've already checked out Microsoft's current build information resource >>> [1] and went to the MSDN subscriber downloads. The subscriber downloads >>> menu indicates two separate downloads for Visual Studio 2005... >>> >>> - Visual Studio 2005 >>> + Visual Studio Beta 2 >>> + Visual Studio 2005 Community Technology Preview >>> >>> ** Which menu section do I want to download from to obtain the latest >>> Professional Edition release with no dependencies requiring Team System >>> installs? >>> >>> ** I am using XP Pro. If I must download an image the includes Team >>> System dependencies is it possible to install Visual Studio 2005 >>> Professional without Team System? >>> >>> ** Which -- if any -- has the most complete documentation when using F1? >>> >>> ** What is the recommended procedure for installing the latest release >>> when an existing 2005 release is already present? >>> >>> I don't even know what I have installed at the moment. >>> The best information I can get out of my current install follows: >>> >>> Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 >>> Version 8.0.50215.44 (beta2.050215-4400) >>> >>> Microsoft .NET Framework >>> Version 2.0.50215 >>> >>> Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 55603-000-0000016-00616 >>> Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 >>> >>> Microsoft Visual C# 2005 55603-000-0000016-00616 >>> Microsoft Visual C# 2005 >>> >>> Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Office 55603-000-0000016-00616 >>> Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System >>> >>> Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 55603-000-0000016-00616 >>> Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 >>> >>> I know that's a lot of questions but I've forgotten what I thought I >>> learned a couple months ago and confuse easy >>> >>> <%= Clinton Gallagher >>> >>> [1] http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/vs2005/get/ >>> >> >> > > |
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