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Trent Taylor
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Hi!

Thanks for the info!

Sarosh

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The Visual Studio Express versions are designed to give developers a "taste" of Visual Studio and leave out some of the design-time elements that allow SF to completely integrate.  You can use it, but you will lose some design-time functionality.  SF is designed for a full version of Visual Studio and will operate better at design-time in that environment.
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Hi!

Will SF work in the Visual Studio Express or SharpDevelop IDE or does it only work in the Visual Studio Standard/Professional IDE?

Sarosh

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