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    Slowdown in Express Editions

    Has anyone else noticed that the express editions (or I suppose any 2005 edition) run much slower than the 2003 editions did? I can hardly run the VBE and C#E on my PC. I don't have a powerhouse, but I should hope any Pentium 4 could handle the load of the IDE - especially when 2003 ran just fine.

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    Re: Slowdown in Express Editions

    i'm running the vb2k5 express on a 1.1ghz system it seems to run fairly fine given the slowness of the computer

    the IDE seems a little weird but then again i'm used to the 2003 IDE right now

    i'm actually thinking of somehow trying to get the full VS 2005 though the express one feels somewhat limited lol
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    Re: Slowdown in Express Editions

    Yeah, same here. I can't stand not being able to mix languages in a solution, that's half of how cool the IDE is for me Plus the bloody icon editor, nifty templates, etc. I'm probably gonna have to convince my boss that my programming tasks (both of them i've done so far hah!) require VS 2005 pro.

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    Re: Slowdown in Express Editions

    I didn't notice any slowdown. They are the same in performance I think.





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    Re: Slowdown in Express Editions

    On the contrary I found the '05 Express Editions faster than VS 03. The sluggishness of VS 03 on my setup put me off learning .NET for a long time. I'm only seriously getting into it now I can use a half-quick IDE.

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    Re: Slowdown in Express Editions

    it is because of the integrated IDE (maybe)... ;-)





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    Re: Slowdown in Express Editions

    installing the vs 2003 IDE is super slow because the IDE allows 4 (or more) languages

    the vb.net 2005 express IDE only allows the vb language and that's it, which IMO the 2003 full IDE is better than the 2005 vb express IDE

    it's the VS2005 IDE i want (preferrably Pro edition, but standard would be fine) is what i'm tryin to get
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    Re: Slowdown in Express Editions

    It's not installing the IDE, it's just running it - it is slow as a ***** compared to '05 EE. With any other applications open at the same time, it is completely unusable.

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    Re: Slowdown in Express Editions

    That is way they named it EXPRESS. :-))





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    Re: Slowdown in Express Editions

    Actually they really reduced the loads for running the VS 2005, it is really an improvement of the languages, and of course the performance.





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    Re: Slowdown in Express Editions

    2005 runs much faster than 2003 for me.

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    Re: Slowdown in Express Editions

    I haven't loaded it yet, but got turned off with 2K3's load speeds. It's about 10 seconds on my p4 laptop. Maybe because it's on the G: partition and the system is on c: and d:? I don't have the same problem with VB6. Fx seems just as slow, though.

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    Re: Slowdown in Express Editions

    hi guys,
    I currently use vs2002 and now i installed bs2005 express edition. I notice in 2005 there is an option to make my application xp look alike. my question is this feature found also in 2003? Im asking this my boss plannig update our software 2003.

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    Re: Slowdown in Express Editions

    1) No

    2) probably you should start a new thread for that

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    Re: Slowdown in Express Editions

    I currently use vs2002 and now i installed bs2005 express edition. I notice in 2005 there is an option to make my application xp look alike. my question is this feature found also in 2003? Im asking this my boss plannig update our software 2003.
    post already solve from another thread .

    thanks.

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