vb compiler error in Visual Studio 2005

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Guest

Hi

I have The new Visual Studio 2005 Professional installed, I have created a
vb project as windows application and receive a perculiar error when trying
to open the Form designer. "Microsoft Visual Basic Compiler has encountered a
prblem and needs to close, No information has been lost. Check the compiler
for possible ways to avoid this error." when closing this error form...
another appears "Microsoft Visual Studio, More data is available........click
the OK button.

In the same project it is possible to edit a report in design.

What can I do about this?

thank you in advance

Mattias
 
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Frans Bouma [C# MVP]

Mattias said:
Hi

I have The new Visual Studio 2005 Professional installed, I have
created a vb project as windows application and receive a perculiar
error when trying to open the Form designer. "Microsoft Visual Basic
Compiler has encountered a prblem and needs to close, No information
has been lost. Check the compiler for possible ways to avoid this
error." when closing this error form... another appears "Microsoft
Visual Studio, More data is available........click the OK button.

In the same project it is possible to edit a report in design.

What can I do about this?

Did you have Beta2 installed on that machine as well? If so, be sure
everything is removed related to Beta2. So, it's best (if you had beta2
on that same system) to first uninstall vs.net 2005, then read this
weblog post to get rid of beta2 completely:
http://blogs.msdn.com/astebner/archive/2005/10/27/485987.aspx

Then reinstall vs.net 2005. It's key to also check the registry to see
if there are still dangling beta2 keys around. The problem is with the
beta2 uninstall code which doesnt work as expected (beta uninstall in a
beta... ;)).

If you didn't have beta2 on your system, please file a bug report at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/productfeedback

Frans

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