Does is support the Ms Office x64 in Windows Server R2 Enterprise? I need some links.
Office 2010 is supported on 2008 R2:
Office 2010 System Requirements
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I was trying to install visual source safe 2005 software in windows server 2016 , I am getting compatibility error. As shown in the below image .
Just wanted to check if VSS 2005 is compatible with windows server 2016 or windows server 2012.
As per the information published for Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable 2013, Windows 2012 R2 is the latest platform supported on Windows Operating systems.
Our application code (C++) is built with Visual Studio C++ 2013 and we are using VC++ redistributable 2013 on Windows 2012 R2 platform to work with the binaries which are built as mentioned above.
Now, we are planning to use VC++ redistributable 2013 on Windows 2016 platform to work with same binaries. When I check for platform support of VC++ redistributable 2013 for Windows platforms, Windows 2012 R2 is the latest platform supported and I dont see Windows 2016 is mentioned in the supported platforms list. (Ref: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms235435(v=vs.120).aspx)
When I test internally with VC++ redistrbutable 2013 on Windows 2016 platform, binaries are running good as expected as of now.
So, I am assuming VC++ redistrbutable 2013 supports on Windows 2016 platform.
Can you please provide confirmation on support of VC++ redistrbutable 2013 supports on Windows 2016 platform? So that, we can use our application on Windows 2016 platform using VC++ redistrbutable 2013.
If these are any published KBs for support of VC++ redistrbutable 2013 on Windows 2016 platform, Please share.
Please provide confirmation on support of VC++ redistrbutable 2013 on Windows 2016 platform.
If I understand the table you link to correctly, it specifies for which platforms you can build software for with the given Visual Studio version. This does in no way imply that the software so built does not run on more modern platforms.
Typically, the opposite will be the case: Old software will run on modern platforms. That's called compatibility. I do not think that Microsoft will decide to break (moderately) old software wholesale and intentionally.
I installed VS 2012 Express and then later installed MS SQL Server 2012 Express with Tools.
Oddly, I now have two Visual Studio IDE's: the 2010 version that works with MS SQL Server 2012 projects and the 2012 Version that works with c#, vb, C++ projects...
How can I get the MS SQL Server projects to show in VS 2012 alongside c#, vb and C++ ?
Wait until 2013 comes out? They're behind on SQL Server Management Studio and VS, kind of how Visio was behind when the Office Ribbon came out and how Office was behind when Windows 8 came out.
Does Visual Studio Tools for Office require Office to be installed in order to work with excel files?
From the MSDN
The Microsoft Office primary interop assemblies must be installed into the global assembly cache (GAC) and registered before you can create or run a Visual Studio Tools for Office solution. You can then write managed code to interact with a Microsoft Office application's COM-based object model. For more information, see How to: Install Office Primary Interop Assemblies.
This second link states:
You can install the complete set of primary interop assemblies in the global assembly cache in two ways:
Perform a Complete installation of Microsoft Office.
Install them from the redistributable primary interop assemblies package.
This redistributable can be downloaded from here
The System Requirements say the following:
Version of Microsoft Office: Developing and running Office customizations built with VSTO 2005 or VSTO 2005 SE requires at least one of the following versions of Microsoft Office
Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003
Microsoft Office Standard Edition 2003 (only application-level add-ins work with Standard Edition)
Microsoft Word 2003
Microsoft Excel 2003
Microsoft InfoPath 2003
Microsoft Outlook 2003
Microsoft Office Visio 2003
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003
2007 Microsoft Office system
Microsoft Office Word 2007
Microsoft Office Excel 2007
Microsoft Office Outlook 2007
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007
Microsoft Office Visio 2007
Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007
Is it possible to target Outlook 2003 in a vb.net 2008 Windows application when working on a system that only has Office 2007 installed on it? I downloaded the 2003 PIAs, but they wont install without Office 2003 installed first. The point is, I don't want Office 2003 installed on my development machine.
Thanks
You can do it, but you have to browse to the PIAs directly when adding the reference.