I'm afraid killing the Cavs was a team effort - and required a lot of coaching. Expect Mike Brown to be gone within 2 weeks. I hope Lebron isn't going away as well, but he's earned the right to do whatever he wants.



And as a "fan" I adhere to the motto "Don't cry for the millionaires."

BTW, I told you Shaq would kill the Cavs. I just thought it would be a round later.

Charles, you are a gentleman and a scholar. (Note to others: he really is a scholar. Charles knows more about history than anyone I know). That did the trick. StrataFrame is now installed as a menu pad in VS 2010, happy as a clam. Thanks for hanging in there with me.



Hopefully this version will make it out of beta soon, or at least an announcement on the home page that it is needed for Windows 7 and/or VS 2010. Surely I am not the only one who wants to use the product with the latest versions of Windows and Visual Studio.

1.707 is required.



http://forum.strataframe.net/Topic26680-22-1.aspx



Should be in your downloads area. May show up as Beta.

Uh, 1.7.07? Maybe that's it. I don't see a download after 1.7.06. It wouldn't surprise me if it addresses the Windows 7 issues.

I don't know what happens if you install on a box with only VS2010. I would think it would still work but I haven't tested it and wouldn't be surprised if no one else has either.

I'll try it again. Not sure why it's been so difficult on a clean box.



VS was not running.

The current downloadable intall 1.707 will install in both 2008 and 2010 on one install. The previous verson - 1.706 will not.



AFAIK it won't install on the free versions of VS but other wise there shouldn't be a problem. If both VS are installed , reinstall SF, and you will see a point in the install where it specifically will tell you it will install on both.



You need to do the install with VS closed.



After installing SF you should be able to open vs2010 and see Strataframe on tne menubar.



On that menu is the choice to add SF controls to the toolbox.

There still seems to be something funky going on. Even on a clean machine with VS 2010 newly installed, StrataFrame does not install itself as a menu bar in VS. ReSharper did so without a hitch, just like it used to do in VS 2008. Does SF no longer do this? Is there a new version in the pipeline that will integrate seamlessly with VS 2010?

(see my answer on UT)



If the old "workhorse" has a 160gb drive it may not even be SATA ( i.e. still uses ribbon cable and old power connector ) Not good.



If the new box is SATA ( two wire cable, each plugging into MB, power connector has a size step down adaptor ) use that one.



Almost all new drives you can buy are SATA.