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  1. Nov 18th, 2003, 05:20 PM #1
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    Howto install only VB.Net from VS Architect?

    Hi... I only use VB at work and have access to the massive 7 disk Visual Studio .Net Architect ed. set there. I was hoping to be able to install just VB7/VB.Net off of that package we have, but I could not figure out a way to do it.

    Honestly, I have no clue what the "Architect Edition" is, and I couldn't even get past the first screen of the installation to see if I could install VB.net because it wanted me to update and add to my system. I think it wanted IIS running. The installation seemed like it only wanted to go on a server.

    Maybe I can't get VB .Net off of that package?

    Thanks for any help.
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    It gives you the choice, go through the installation. To use ASP.NET you should have IIS enabled, but you don't have to.

    Let it update and follow the wizard.
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    OK - got it. My bad.

    Right after you click on "step 1" there is a small form that pops up and one of the buttons was "continue" - as in you do not want this system to be a server (blah blah).

    I just missed it in the confusion - sorry.


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    OK, if I only care about VB.Net, under the Options is there any thing else I need checked besides:
    -Language Tools/VB.Net
    -Documentation

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    Originally posted by Garrate
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    OK, if I only care about VB.Net, under the Options is there any thing else I need checked besides:
    -Language Tools/VB.Net
    -Documentation
    Don't see why you would need anything else.

    But why not just install everything? You never know when you may need to edit C++ or C# code.
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    At the very least, get C# on there...

    It may not seem like it, but there will come a point when you will need to use C# to look at source code or something.
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    Originally posted by hellswraith
    At the very least, get C# on there...

    It may not seem like it, but there will come a point when you will need to use C# to look at source code or something.
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