After reading an article to XNA (and XNA Express) I'm wondering when we are getting a version that runs on Vista. Is it also possible to install XNA Studio Express with a Visual Studio Pro (or Team Suite) installed?
Thanks for your answers and insides 
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littleguru
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Chadk
excuse me - do you has a flavor?
XNA Express is a seperate product, based on C# Express. So it will run side by side.
Now we just need VB support
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littleguru
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I have heard that the current (beta) version has only a few samples and isn't well documented. Is that right? Have you tried it on Vista?
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It just doesn't currently work on Vista, even Vista RC2. I'm guessing the various product teams inside Microsoft have only recently been enjoying having a finalized Vista API set and now the can actually start ensuring their various products work correctly.
If it where a choice between getting XNA running under Vista or liberating the latest Orcas release from its Virtual PC - XP prison then I'd choose the later. Kind of hard to debug native Vista APIs with Orcas at the moment... -
Ion Todirel
buuu
no need [6]Chadk wrote:Now we just need VB support
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Ion Todirel wrote:
no need
Chadk wrote: Now we just need VB support 
O yea we realy do, would be cool to bild a real dynamic random object distributed game system. Thats something what C# onyl can dream off. Or you have to like reflection allot.
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W3bbo
Work hard; increase production; prevent accidents, and be happy.
littleguru wrote:After reading an article to XNA (and XNA Express) I'm wondering when we are getting a version that runs on Vista. Is it also possible to install XNA Studio Express with a Visual Studio Pro (or Team Suite) installed?
Thanks for your answers and insides
Since MSDEVENV is just a standard IDE with pluggable modules, you can probably hack a way to get XNA working with Professional.
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