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Jon Brunson
Is VB/C# Express totally free? Or are there catches?
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Peter Foot [MVP]
Assuming you want to develop device projects with it as you have posted in
this group, a limitation of the Express Editions is there is no support for
Compact Framework applications - for this you need at least VS2005 Standard
or higher (Currently VS2003 Professional or higher for .NETCFv1)
Peter
this group, a limitation of the Express Editions is there is no support for
Compact Framework applications - for this you need at least VS2005 Standard
or higher (Currently VS2003 Professional or higher for .NETCFv1)
Peter
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Jon Brunson
So, presumably, it has all the features of the current VB/C# 2003
Standard editions? Only with support for the new SQL stuff, rather than
MSDE?
I was thinking for home, this could be quite useful, rather than, er,
borrowing a copy form work ;o)
PS. I ment to post this on the .framework group, not cf; but nm
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Standard editions? Only with support for the new SQL stuff, rather than
MSDE?
I was thinking for home, this could be quite useful, rather than, er,
borrowing a copy form work ;o)
PS. I ment to post this on the .framework group, not cf; but nm
)
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Peter Foot [MVP]
You can refer to the table here to see how express products compare with
standard edition:-
http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/vs2005/productinfo/productline/default.aspx
HTH
Peter
standard edition:-
http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/vs2005/productinfo/productline/default.aspx
HTH
Peter