Longhorn application and win XP?

Andrew Genovesi

Is possible to develop longhorn application in Win XP Pro
I tried to install Longhorn SDK but is not present msbuild.exe an
..NET framework 2.0

How can i compile and execute Longhorn application in Win XP Pro?

Jul 21 '05 #1

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Pete Wright

You will need to be on the Beta list for .NET framework 2.0 and or Visual
Studio.NET 2005 (codenamed Whidby).

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Is possible to develop longhorn application in Win XP Pro?
I tried to install Longhorn SDK but is not present msbuild.exe and
.NET framework 2.0.

How can i compile and execute Longhorn application in Win XP Pro?

Jul 21 '05 #2

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