On 4 May, 09:38, Greg <spammesil...@yahoo.co.ukwrote:
On 3 Apr, 15:50, "Greg" <spammesil...@yahoo.co.ukwrote:
On 30 Mar, 16:27, Bal wrote:
Hi Greg,
I'm getting the same thing.
Dunno why.
I've just installed CS2005 AP in the hope that this resolves the issue, but it did not.
I think that its a reinstall of VS2005 next!
Did you manage to track down the issue?
Cheers
Bal
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Bal,
I've noticed that the problem is specific to my web app - other test
apps I've written haven't had the same problem. Thats all I know at
the moment! So, I don't think reinstalling VS2005 will help at all.
Let me know if you get it sorted!
Thanks,
Greg.
Bal,
Did you ever resolve this?
I did a "repair" re-installation of Visual Studio last night, still no
success.
Has anyone else found the answer to this problem?
Will a reinstall of Visual Studio definitely resolve the issse?
Greg.
I've finally resolved the cause of this problem.
A full reinstall did not work, it just cost me a lot of time.
The answer was the path to the development folder was too long -
moving it up one level solved the problem. I can't understand how
Microsoft can get away with such an obvious bug as this. My company
has spent a lot of money on Microsoft software for the developers, and
to have a problem (with a simple cause) such as this with no
explanation is just unbelievable.
Rant over, but I hope this helps other people in the same predicament.
Greg.