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I've upgraded from VS 2003 to VS 2005. I can run VS 2003 and VS 2005 side by
side with one problem. With VS 2003, the Office XP EULA now pops up and I
have to accept it or VS 2003 will shut down. Prior to installing VS 2005, I
never got the EULA when running VS 2003. I dont get the EULA with VS 2005.
It appears that the 2005 upgrade and subsequent automatic updates created
this problem.
I've searched and I have found a registry update that may (?!) be what I
need, but it makes me nervous. I don't know if it is the answer to this
problem, and I don't like flying blind. See
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/884202
I don't use Office XP, not even Word. In my .NET development, I do use rich
text box controls. I am aware of no other dependencies on or relationships
to office, however tenuous they may be.
I've come up with a lot of questions. The two most important are:
1. What do I do to permanently stop the EULA from popping when VS 2003
starts?
2. Why does .NET depend on Office?
side with one problem. With VS 2003, the Office XP EULA now pops up and I
have to accept it or VS 2003 will shut down. Prior to installing VS 2005, I
never got the EULA when running VS 2003. I dont get the EULA with VS 2005.
It appears that the 2005 upgrade and subsequent automatic updates created
this problem.
I've searched and I have found a registry update that may (?!) be what I
need, but it makes me nervous. I don't know if it is the answer to this
problem, and I don't like flying blind. See
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/884202
I don't use Office XP, not even Word. In my .NET development, I do use rich
text box controls. I am aware of no other dependencies on or relationships
to office, however tenuous they may be.
I've come up with a lot of questions. The two most important are:
1. What do I do to permanently stop the EULA from popping when VS 2003
starts?
2. Why does .NET depend on Office?