I use winxp and vs2003
and after i install xna, i can't find "XNA Build Project" from my vs2003' Project Types, so i can't follow the Tutorial 1: Creating a Basic XNA Build Project
How can i do, or how to install xna corrently.. Thanks
about install XNA
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about install XNA
Sayan Ghosh
Have you installed XNA Build yet When you install XNA Build we will install the Visual Studio 2005 Premier Partner Edition (PPE). This is the Visual Studio 2005 "shell" and will give you a Start Menu entry for Visual Studio 2005.
Brian Keller
lnielsen
3600s,
This sounds like a known bug I have seen in the Community Technology Preview which is due to your Visual Studio profile settings. From within Visual Studio 2005, click on Tools -> Import and Export Settings -> Reset All Settings. You will be given an option of saving your existing settings. After you follow the prompts you will be presented with a list of profile settings you can choose from. Choose either "General Development Settings" or "Visual C# Development Settings." Once you have chosen this you might need to close and re-open Visual Studio 2005 for the changes to take effect.
After you have done the above you should now see the appropriate project type. If not, let us know.
Brian Keller
LuvWhiteSand
I'm sorry but i have vs2003 only, so I can't see that
"Tools -> Import and Export Settings -> Reset All Settings. "
XNA needs vs2005, isn't it