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Comments by Juan Davel (Top 4 by date)
Juan Davel
14-Nov-13 7:29am
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I'm not too sure about Visual Studio 5. I used to work on Visual Studio 6, but it didn't even run on Windows 7 machines not to mention Windows 8. If you are using Visual Studio 2005, I strongly suggest you (a) either upgrade to a later version or (b) download the free express editions. Please do take note that the express editions are for personal use only - no commercial builds allowed. I'm currently running Visual Studio 2008, 2010 and 2012 on Windows 8.1.
As far as downgrading your OS, you cannot uninstall the 8.1 update (not from what I can see on my machine). You need to take into consideration that even though it is branded as the Windows 8.1 'Update', its actually a new OS shell. If you want to go back to 8, save all your data and re-install it.
Juan Davel
14-Nov-13 7:20am
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Could you please post some code here from the page you are trying to open? This might help us solve the problem.
Juan Davel
9-Feb-12 7:25am
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The 'Boolean.Parse' and 'Boolean.TryParse' did not work however, I got it working by converting the string answer to lower case ('menuIsActive.ToLower()'). Wrapping that in the parse command (bool.Parse(menuIsActive.ToLower())) did the trick!
Juan Davel
7-Dec-11 0:50am
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Hi,
What is the exception you get? And where does this happen?