I would have bought VS2008 Pro - you could have targeted the 2.0 version of
the framework (which VS2005 uses) if you had to use that version of the
framework. That's a new feature available in 2008. Also, the VS2008 IDE is
supported by Vista out of the box, and you're not buying software that's 3
years old already. However this is just my humble opinion.
Always welcome more developers in the .NET community!
"nzmike" <gu***@unknown-email.comwrote in message
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Yes, thanks - eventually I realised that's what I needed to do and I
found the normal SP1 package by googling (since the MS link was broken -
how typical is that?!). Once I re-installed VS2005 by copying the files
from the DVD then applied the two SP's it went fine.
Cheers,
Mike
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