new project deployment choices missing

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I am a new user of VB.NET with no prior VB6 experience either. I may have an installation problem becaus
when I try to create a deployment project only a single icon is visible, "SETUP PROJECT"
My documentation says that there should be Setup Wizard, Cab Project, New Module Project
Web Setup Project also. Wonder where they disapeared to??
I had recently reinstalled my whole system from the ground up, since I couldnt get VB.NET to work otherwis
after installing Norton. It works now but there is one weird thing. I have XP Professional and if the syste
is interrogated or on bootup it shows XP profesional screen, but the final Windows screen has XP Home Edition???
I presume since everything else says otherwise this wouldnt affect VB.NET and what it allows??
I did the various installations for Internet compatibility.
Fred
 
These other projects are not available in the VB .NET SKU. You will probably need Visual Studio Professional or
better.


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From: "=?Utf-8?B?RnJlZA==?=" <[email protected]>
Subject: new project deployment choices missing
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 11:31:08 -0800

I am a new user of VB.NET with no prior VB6 experience either. I may have an installation problem becaus
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when I try to create a deployment project only a single icon is visible, "SETUP PROJECT"

My documentation says that there should be Setup Wizard, Cab Project, New Module Project

Web Setup Project also. Wonder where they disapeared to??

I had recently reinstalled my whole system from the ground up, since I couldnt get VB.NET to work otherwis

after installing Norton. It works now but there is one weird thing. I have XP Professional and if the syste

is interrogated or on bootup it shows XP profesional screen, but the final Windows screen has XP Home Edition???

I presume since everything else says otherwise this wouldnt affect VB.NET and what it allows??

I did the various installations for Internet compatibility.

Fred
 
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