Paul G. Allen wrote:
So far, I have not been able to get Visual Studio Standard 2005 (VS) to
install properly, repair, or un-install (Note: I'm using W2K).
^^^
BWHAHAHAHA ... <sniff> ... Oh, you're such a card. Expecting a
Microsoft product to work on anything other than the latest OS when it
was released.
Seriously, though ... One word:
VMWare
Spend the money. If you are doing serious Windows development, there is
really nothing better than being able to fire up a clean OS, take a
snapshot, do an install, try things out, revert to the snap, install
slightly differently and eventually just blow it all away and start from
scratch in a few seconds.
You can play around with a gazillion different configurations to figure
out what's going on before you commit to actually doing stuff on your
main machines.
-a
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