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Amiga500 replied

3 March 2010, 15:59
Yeah, so... This is in the wrong forum.
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Zippy replied

3 March 2010, 15:57
I think I'll give it a miss.
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lilelvis2000 replied

3 March 2010, 15:02
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Tried to install it - uninstalled Beta VS 2010 and then this RC did not want to install at all.

Conclusion - tulip based on WPF - they fliped up IDE now

.NET 4.0 looks good though but won't work in VS 2008

eek!!!
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suityou01 replied

3 March 2010, 13:53
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Tried to install it - uninstalled Beta VS 2010 and then this RC did not want to install at all.

Conclusion - tulip based on WPF - they fliped up IDE now

.NET 4.0 looks good though but won't work in VS 2008

WPF
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AtW replied

3 March 2010, 13:52
Tried to install it - uninstalled Beta VS 2010 and then this RC did not want to install at all.

Conclusion - tulip based on WPF - they fecked up IDE now

.NET 4.0 looks good though but won't work in VS 2008
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DimPrawn replied

3 March 2010, 13:50
FFS the MS treadmill never ends.
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doodab started a topic VS2010 Release Candidate

3 March 2010, 13:49
VS2010 Release Candidate

Originally posted by microsoft

The "Go Live" license with this release means you can develop and deploy before the finished product hits the shelf.

Suddenly everything becomes clear.

http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudi...0/default.mspx
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