Re: Vulcan.NET: next Clipper/VO?

Dick,

> installation was a nightmare indeed. I understand from your message
> it's even worse with 2008....

Just re-installed VS 2005 pro... long, very long (all languages) but 
perfect.
Where is the nightmare?
I am in Vista Business 64 on Intel mobo DualCore 2.40x2 --- and VS zings
NO Vulcan now.
I dont know OEM version, and i gave up with Express edition.
IMO, pro tools for my work, free tools for my hobbies.
When I will install Vulcan demo (Chris VIDE will be the "life extender" of

my VO projects) I will see what happens in VS.
PS
VS is "happy" with an active internet connection...

cheers

Massimo



> The  OEM VS 2005 version delivered with Vulcan on the other hand
> installed in minutes. But it is unclear what the advantages of the
> full VS 2008 would be against the OEM version of VS 2005. This is not
> do***ented and Vulcan does not sup****t several VS features anyway.
>
> In a brief checkout I found that Vide is quick and lean and -as it
> seems- with more (useful) features related to Vulcan use then VS has
> (e.g. sup****ting VO and Winforms together) - as long as you do not
> need to use several langauges from in VS.
>
> It would be nice if someone could make a kind of comparison chart of
> VS 2005 OEM-VS 2005 full - VS 2008 - Vide, used with Vulcan.
>
> Dick van Kooten