How does one update the prerequisite installation options in Visual Studio 2005
For example, how does one specify a new version of SQL Server 2005 or specify service pack 1 as a checkbox prerequisite I am not installing from the Internet.
Prerequisite installation options in Visual Studio 2005
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In the question, I was talking about Visual Studio. How does one "tell" Visual Studio about new updates to other Microsoft products, e.g. SQL Server Express Advanced Edition or SP1, and MDAC SP1
I can also pose a similar question related to supporting internal software upgrades. I thought Microsoft would at least support changes in their own product line.
Drakx
For Questions like this you need to post them to the product feedback centre. Normaly Updates the the IDE system are sent out through service packs, which there have been none for the Express or Visual Studio System. But what you are talking about releates to the MSBuild system and there are some configuration and XML Files that you can edit to allow you to make changes to the pre reqs. To ask questions on that you need to post your questions in the MSBuild Forum on this site.
Sarat Gollapudi
Are you talking about the Visual Studio application or one that you have developed, It if is the Visual Studio system then you should post a message to the Feedback Site. If this is for your own application that you have developed you should post your question in the below group.
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