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Testing a Windows Service in VB.NET 2005

Tom
Is there any differences between testing a Windows service (written in
VB) in VS 2005 as opposed to VS 2003? I know it was a royal pain to
test it in VS 2003... just wondering if it is any easier in 2005.

Thanks.

Tom

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