Why does Visual Studio 2010 (VB) have the Launch Condition underlined in red?
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Why does Visual Studio 2010 (VB) have the Launch Condition underlined in red? and how to fix. I believe is it related to the .net version. The program has the full .Net 4 profile selected but the launch comes up with a link to the client profile. When changing the launch condition via the dropdown to the full profile the URL does not change. Shouldn't there be a good explanation for all of this?
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Why does Visual Studio 2010 (VB) have the Launch Condition underlined in red? and how to fix. I believe is it related to the .net version. The program has the full .Net 4 profile selected but the launch comes up with a link to the client profile. When changing the launch condition via the dropdown to the full profile the URL does not change. Shouldn't there be a good explanation for all of this?
Ok, your first mistake is VB. After that, nothing much will help. :-)
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Ok, your first mistake is VB. After that, nothing much will help. :-)
Then the mistake was made a long time ago. How about some real help????
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Then the mistake was made a long time ago. How about some real help????
QuickBooksDev wrote:
How about some real help????
Right now I am in the middle of converting 4 old VB ASP.Net projects to c# so I think I need the help a lot more than you do! :-)
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QuickBooksDev wrote:
How about some real help????
Right now I am in the middle of converting 4 old VB ASP.Net projects to c# so I think I need the help a lot more than you do! :-)
What a waste.
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What a waste.
QuickBooksDev wrote:
What a waste.
of my time. However, sometimes you get thrown a gem, other times a well chewed bone.
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Why does Visual Studio 2010 (VB) have the Launch Condition underlined in red? and how to fix. I believe is it related to the .net version. The program has the full .Net 4 profile selected but the launch comes up with a link to the client profile. When changing the launch condition via the dropdown to the full profile the URL does not change. Shouldn't there be a good explanation for all of this?
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Then the mistake was made a long time ago. How about some real help????
QuickBooksDev wrote:
How about some real help????
How about giving us enough information to help you? Remember, we're not the NSA; we can't see your screen, access your computer, or read your mind. You need to give us a clue WTE you're talking about. Also, this looks suspiciously like a programming question. Try reading the text at the top of this forum: For lazing about and discussing anything in a software developer's life that takes your fancy except programming questions.
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QuickBooksDev wrote:
Shouldn't there be a good explanation for all of this?
Yes; ain't life a non-beach?
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QuickBooksDev wrote:
Shouldn't there be a good explanation for all of this?
Yes; ain't life a non-beach?
Oh come on, don't be such a Boy Scout!
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