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So just getting used to VS2008, the menubars and window borders aren't that bad, I can get used to them.
....but the real show-stopper for me is that VS2008 won't let me use a non-local IIS server for ASP.NET Web Applications, yet VS2005 does. Entering a non-local URI in the Web project properties gives me this error message:
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Microsoft Visual Studio
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The IIS Web server is not installed on this computer.
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OK**
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This is VS2008 Professional btw. I'm not at home, it's at a friend's office.
But if I'm going to use VS2008 for any serious dev work at home where I use a dedicated IIS/SQL box this is going to prevent me from working. What's with this descision and are there any workarounds?
EDIT: wait a sec... do you get this message if the IIS Admin components aren't installed locally? You can still use a non-local IIS server as with VS2005?
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....but the real show-stopper for me is that VS2008 won't let me use a non-local IIS server for ASP.NET Web Applications, yet VS2005 does. Entering a non-local URI in the Web project properties gives me this error message:
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Microsoft Visual Studio
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The IIS Web server is not installed on this computer.
---------------------------
OK**
---------------------------
This is VS2008 Professional btw. I'm not at home, it's at a friend's office.
But if I'm going to use VS2008 for any serious dev work at home where I use a dedicated IIS/SQL box this is going to prevent me from working. What's with this descision and are there any workarounds?
EDIT: wait a sec... do you get this message if the IIS Admin components aren't installed locally? You can still use a non-local IIS server as with VS2005?
More...
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