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It is now a waste of money. Microsoft no longer supports it. I rebuilt my Vista machine, but I'm going to toss my copy of Visual Studio Student Edition because its no longer supported. Thanks Microsoft Not! I got this product as it was the most recent release by Microsoft so it should be supported longer than earlier versions. I had Visual Studio Express installed, and didn't uninstall that before I installed this version and kept getting Unhandled Exceptions.

I uninstalled everything, then reinstalled this version of Visual Studio, and the unhandled exceptions still happen but don't crash my Visual Studio session, and are a lot less frequent. A word to the wise: If you have any part of Visual Studio installed as an express version, uninstall it before installing Visual Studio Also, if you are using. One thing I miss that was in VB6, but isn't in VB, is the ability to directly create control arrays. I haven't figured out exactly how to do it, but I'm sure I'll be able to generate a list of controls, and use that like an array.

Still, an extra level of pain, and indirection. Update 1: VB6 created control arrays automatically. You can create the controls, create an array for the controls, then assign the controls to the array. After that, you have your control array. You can use a For Next loop to assign the event handlers to the controls in the control array, or explicitly assign the handlers to the controls individually.

I haven't found the "Last Position" drop down menu item from VB6, if it even still exits, but I do like the ability to have the IDE create a stub function, and also to rename all the instances of a routine or variable with one command. It is a nightmare. The compiler sometimes chokes on code in one part of the program it doesn't have a problem with in others.

I've found a few other problems. Normally, you run a console project from the command line, and don't have a windows form available. My conclusion is: Do as much programming in Visual Basic as you can.

NET 4. I have not encountered a single crash so far but often times I find myself hitting the backspace key the left side-pane would pop-up on the screen while set to auto-hide. This happens with the latest service pack and updates with the Professional version as well as Ultimate which I use at work. Some also claim you can get this for free using DreamSpark for students. While this is true neither options grant you the license to use the product for monetary gain say you develop a killer app and want to sell it FORGET IT unless you want to get in trouble, fined, sued etc - you might as well pirate the version off the web, both deeds will breach the EULA.

As expected, it is a lot of work to convert all my projects, but worth it. The dev. The package has the product key inside. Installation took a while, but it was no big deal; just specify your preferences, start it off, let the computer do its thing, and go have lunch!

I don't install software in the default directories, and it did complain that a "previous version of Visual Studio" was in the same directory. This was not true, so I ignored it and it all went fine. I now have both Visual Studio 6 and installed under the same parent directory with no problems. The Windows automatic upgrading then got VS SP1 downloaded and installed seamlessly within the next day or so.

The whole process was simple, straightforward, and stress-free. The only issue I have found is that you really have to rebuild your projects from scratch again only source code files are "transferable" when moving from VS6 to VS When you recreate the projects, resources such as icons, menus, image files, and dialog box templates don't transfer and have to be manually recreated or copied one-by-one.

Time-consuming but doable. Needless to say, if you are upgrading from any of the more recent Visual Studio releases, this won't be a problem because you've probably already done all this work to your code years ago. YTD Video Downloader. Adobe Photoshop CC. VirtualDJ Avast Free Security. WhatsApp Messenger. Talking Tom Cat. Clash of Clans. Subway Surfers. TubeMate 3. Google Play. Windows Windows. Most Popular. New Releases.

Desktop Enhancements. Networking Software. Software Coupons. Editors' Review Download. Pros Easy ins: Visual Studio's compact download manager greatly eases the process of downloading and installing this Bottom Line Microsoft Visual Studio Professional is huge, sprawling, and expensive, on the one hand, but surprisingly intuitive and nimble on the other.

Full Specifications. What's new in version Release April 26, Date Added April 26, Version Operating Systems. Additional Requirements None.

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