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Apr 14th, 2007, 01:14 AM
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Re: VB2K5- 2K5 and XP Home- Compatible?
Yup, you got it. Thanks to for making me look it up lol. 
Always a good thing to learn somethng new everyday.
The only drawback to Express products is that they only can do so much. If you are needing to write medium to enterprize size apps then the Pro or higher version of VS would be best.
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