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Yes, you should be able to accomplish the same web development tasks that one would find in the Standard or Professional version. If you're working in an "enterprise setting" with many software development roles (eg, GUI developer, business analyst, tester, project manager, etc.), then you'd probably benefit from VS 2005 …
[quote=bhavna_816;302103][COLOR=darkblue]Dim mg As MsgBody = New MsgBody s.WriteLine("<a href=ConsoleApplication1.exe?PFolder=oPFolder&SFolder=sfolder&oMsg=i>" + oMsg.Subject + "</a>") I want to call following function in abo ve href[/COLOR] [COLOR=darkblue] Public Class MsgBody Public Function message(ByVal PFolder As String, ByVal SFolder As String, ByVal msg As Integer) As String how can do this? [/COLOR][/quote] Your console …
The choice of which version of Visual Studio 2005 to use is not as important as the correct choice of database server. SQL Server 2005 Express may be adequate as long as your server only has one CPU, less than 1 GB of memory and you don't mind the absence …
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