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Jan 29th, 2002, 11:50 PM
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VC++ won't start
I've looked everywhere, and I know this isn't a VB question. But when I start Visual C++ it tells me my copy of Visual Test has expired (good thing I shelled $100 for VC++ SE). Is there a way to run VC++ without it...
I'm really hurting for an answer, I've looked everywhere. I've e-mailed both Microsoft and Rational (VT makers) with no answer.
Does anyone know how to start VC++ without Visual Test or the VT package???
NOMAD
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