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Vance Green
OK, here's the deal:
As a MSDN member, I got the VS .NET Professional 2k3
as part of my subscription.
After reviewing the requirements for install, I forge ahead...
Part way through the install it hollers that it needs IE 6.0
to run (I'm at 5.5 SP2).
Just friggin' great-lots of people are still having severe
probs with 6.0, and my 5.5 is running flawlessly.
Oh well, I did a System State Backup just before installing,
and I can go back...
Anyway, get VS .NET up and running, write a couple small VB/CF
apps, and I'm off on the .NET learning curve, yowee!!
Except, my previously well-running system is now NOT, the symptoms
of which you can read about in my previous posts.
So, I uninstall IE6, run a repair or two on my restored IE 5.5/OE5,
and my nicely-running system is back-
except that VS .NET of course will not run, and whines at me to reinstall
IE6.
So, now it's uninstalled as well, and I'm currently reduced to eVB
for my little apps.
I would like to follow the .NET path, as support for eVB will probably
die off.
So, what I'd like to know, is there any ALTERNATE .NET VB/CF development
setup/IDE can get going here which DOES NOT require that I run IE6? I tried
for
two weeks to cure IE6 of it's bad behavior, with no results.
Running W2K, SP4, etc. if it matters.
As a MSDN member, I got the VS .NET Professional 2k3
as part of my subscription.
After reviewing the requirements for install, I forge ahead...
Part way through the install it hollers that it needs IE 6.0
to run (I'm at 5.5 SP2).
Just friggin' great-lots of people are still having severe
probs with 6.0, and my 5.5 is running flawlessly.
Oh well, I did a System State Backup just before installing,
and I can go back...
Anyway, get VS .NET up and running, write a couple small VB/CF
apps, and I'm off on the .NET learning curve, yowee!!
Except, my previously well-running system is now NOT, the symptoms
of which you can read about in my previous posts.
So, I uninstall IE6, run a repair or two on my restored IE 5.5/OE5,
and my nicely-running system is back-
except that VS .NET of course will not run, and whines at me to reinstall
IE6.
So, now it's uninstalled as well, and I'm currently reduced to eVB
for my little apps.
I would like to follow the .NET path, as support for eVB will probably
die off.
So, what I'd like to know, is there any ALTERNATE .NET VB/CF development
setup/IDE can get going here which DOES NOT require that I run IE6? I tried
for
two weeks to cure IE6 of it's bad behavior, with no results.
Running W2K, SP4, etc. if it matters.