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I think you have to use the new website option in VS2005.<br />

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I think you have to use the new website option in VS2005.


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&gt;&gt; how do i do that?<br />
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I dont have VS2005 on my laptop, but I think it is in File-&gt;New menu options.<br />

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>> how do i do that?

I dont have VS2005 on my laptop, but I think it is in File->New menu options.


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Brilliant. &nbsp; finally a sweet answer. &nbsp;I think you are right. &nbsp;That only the sub components required to use for sql are installed with visual studio.
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Brilliant.   finally a sweet answer.  I think you are right.  That only the sub components required to use for sql are installed with visual studio.

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Hi,<br />
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I have recently bought sql server 2005 developer edition and wish to use visual studio 2005 to develop asp.net 2 web pages. &nbsp;I have not used visual studio before, but am under the impression that there is a sub section to bring up visual web developer. I wish to create asp.net 2 web pages.<br />
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My training books state to bring up a new web site project i should select menu--&gt;file---&gt; new site. &nbsp;But the new site option does not exist under visual studio.<br />
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Any clues?<br />
<br />
Julia
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Hi,

I have recently bought sql server 2005 developer edition and wish to use visual studio 2005 to develop asp.net 2 web pages.  I have not used visual studio before, but am under the impression that there is a sub section to bring up visual web developer. I wish to create asp.net 2 web pages.

My training books state to bring up a new web site project i should select menu-->file---> new site.  But the new site option does not exist under visual studio.

Any clues?

Julia

How do i bring up visual web developer from within my edition of Visual Studio 2005 (version included with sql server 2005 developer edition).

Web development software is used to create websites for both the Internet and intranets. Software can be either locally installed or operated through a cloud interface, and ranges in complexity from simple text editors to full-fledged integrated development environments (IDEs) that include graphics, video, audio, scripting and database support.