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VSTO and VS2008 release edition

just last week our company already had the licensed copy of visual studio 2008. we have to use it right away to migrate some projects that we developed using the beta 2 release . the look and feel did not change a bit but i bet there are a lot of changes that are waiting to be discovered . here are some changes that we came accros when using VSTO SE with VS2008..

read my post here...

Posted Nov 30 2007, 08:17 PM by trashVin
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ericky wrote re: VSTO and VS2008 release edition
on 11-30-2007 5:22 PM

VS2008 is great, but it consume more resources...

trashVin wrote re: VSTO and VS2008 release edition
on 11-30-2007 10:36 PM

one thing we are pushing towards VSTO and OBA is because of the principle that a client would not want (if possible) to be using a new exe or another UI , they would simply want to use an existing UI like the MS Office UI . but of course VSTO has its own limitations and the applicability of it depends on the client requirements.

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