Hi
As Windows Vista is around the corner, I'm considering upgradeing my dev
machine. But, one thing I'm curiouse about it if there are any known issues
with Vista and Visual Studio 2005.
Not fun to use 2 days reinstalling, and when I'm finnally sitting down to do
some programming, something hangs or is broken. I've heard something that
Visual Studio 2005 will not be supported until SP 1 for VS is released.
Anyone got any info?
/A.
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I've heard something that Visual Studio 2005 will not be supported until
SP 1 for VS is released. Anyone got any info?
Hmmm I didn't hear that. We have a developer machine running Vista RC with
Studio 2005 and it seems to be working okay.
I've heard something that Visual Studio 2005 will not be supported until
SP 1 for VS is released. Anyone got any info?
Hmmm I didn't hear that. We have a developer machine running Vista RC with
Studio 2005 and it seems to be working okay.
Although I can't seem to find the article now, I did read somewhere
that VS2005 may have some issues *read: bugs* when running on Vista,
but they should be addressed with sp1. It didn't elaborate on what the
possible issues were, but apparently they must not be too major or else
Robinson wouldn't be running it.
Anyways, I wouldn't worry to much about the bugs, after all I'm running
vs2005 on XP and I get bugs/errors all the time - so how much worse
could Vista make it? :-)
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
Robinson wrote:
I've heard something that Visual Studio 2005 will not be supported until
SP 1 for VS is released. Anyone got any info?
Hmmm I didn't hear that. We have a developer machine running Vista RC with
Studio 2005 and it seems to be working okay.
You are right about the article. There are issues with the base release of
Visual Studio 2005 and Vista. Visual Studio 2005 SP1 is supposed to resolve
the issues, but it isn't available yet. Here is an article from Somasegar's
blog announcing SP1, where he mentions a "few compatibility issues." http://blogs.msdn.com/somasegar/arch...26/772250.aspx
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Tim Patrick
Start-to-Finish Visual Basic 2005
>>I've heard something that Visual Studio 2005 will not be supported
until SP 1 for VS is released. Anyone got any info?
Hmmm I didn't hear that. We have a developer machine running Vista
RC with Studio 2005 and it seems to be working okay.
Although I can't seem to find the article now, I did read somewhere
that VS2005 may have some issues *read: bugs* when running on Vista,
but they should be addressed with sp1. It didn't elaborate on what the
possible issues were, but apparently they must not be too major or
else Robinson wouldn't be running it.
Anyways, I wouldn't worry to much about the bugs, after all I'm
running vs2005 on XP and I get bugs/errors all the time - so how much
worse could Vista make it? :-)
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
Robinson wrote:
>>I've heard something that Visual Studio 2005 will not be supported
until SP 1 for VS is released. Anyone got any info?
Hmmm I didn't hear that. We have a developer machine running Vista
RC with Studio 2005 and it seems to be working okay.
I think this is the article you were referring to, from MCP Magazine. http://mcpmag.com/columns/article.asp?EditorialsID=1534
-----
Tim Patrick
Start-to-Finish Visual Basic 2005
>Although I can't seem to find the article now, I did read somewhere
that VS2005 may have some issues *read: bugs* when running on Vista,
but they should be addressed with sp1. It didn't elaborate on what
the possible issues were, but apparently they must not be too major
or else Robinson wouldn't be running it.
Seth Rowe
Robinson wrote:
>>>I've heard something that Visual Studio 2005 will not be supported
until SP 1 for VS is released. Anyone got any info?
Hmmm I didn't hear that. We have a developer machine running Vista
RC with Studio 2005 and it seems to be working okay.
Hi, i install visual studio 2005 in vista bussiness rtm, and after any
messages, it crah all windows vista. "error gdiplus.dll".
Vista is now unrecoverable.
I deleted. i continue with windows2003.
Juan Pablo Cano
"Tim Patrick" wrote:
I think this is the article you were referring to, from MCP Magazine.
http://mcpmag.com/columns/article.asp?EditorialsID=1534
-----
Tim Patrick
Start-to-Finish Visual Basic 2005
Although I can't seem to find the article now, I did read somewhere
that VS2005 may have some issues *read: bugs* when running on Vista,
but they should be addressed with sp1. It didn't elaborate on what
the possible issues were, but apparently they must not be too major
or else Robinson wouldn't be running it.
Seth Rowe
Robinson wrote:
I've heard something that Visual Studio 2005 will not be supported
until SP 1 for VS is released. Anyone got any info?
Hmmm I didn't hear that. We have a developer machine running Vista
RC with Studio 2005 and it seems to be working okay.
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