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Have Visual Studio .Net 2003 - do I need Visual C++.Net?

karsten-hansen
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‎09-01-2004 01:15 PM
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Hello,
I have Microsoft Visual Studio .Net 2003 installed (on my C-drive) - I use this for C# applications. I installed IVF8 on my C-drive but cannot seem to make this work with Visual Studio (the installer program mentioned something about me missing Visual Studio C++.Net - surely I don't need this when I already have Visual Studio .Net ???).
(I am in contact with Intel Premier Support but thought I would tap the resources at the forum too....)
Karsten
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎09-01-2004 01:21 PM
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You have Visual C++, but apparently have not installed that part of the product. Go to Add/Remove Programs, select Visual Studio and Change. Modifty the install to select the Visual C++ component of the product. Then try the Fortran install again.
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