I go to upgrade to the offical realease version, and this is what I am met with.
Um, hello, I've been beta testing your stuff and you aren't going to make it easy for me to upgrade?For best results, install on a computer that has not had pre-release versions of SQL Server 2005, Visual Studio 2005, or the .NET Framework 2.0 installed on it.
If your computer has any of the pre-release versions on it, they must be removed in the correct order BEFORE you begin installing the release version. This process is not officially supported.
*sigh*
Doesn't make me want to beta test anything else of theirs.
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My problem so far with the Visual Studio 2005 install seems to be that it hosed some things that worked with VS2003 prior to the install. For some reason I can no longer debug ASP.NET webpages, and it has enforced some new security setting that breaks the way postbacks work within a custom WebUserControl. I hate the new "virtual server" shit that they put into 2005 because you can no longer work with multi-tier web applications locally it seems, at least not purely within the VS environment.
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