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08-31-2007 04:26 PM
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09-04-2007 01:15 PM
Hi Andy,
Actually the Visual Studio Express Editions are a
supported IDE and the VISA .NET API should work and function the same in this
environment.
When you install the NI VISA driver, you need to make sure and select .NET
Framework 2.0 Support which will install the .NET documentation, examples
and the needed .NET assemblies. These examples, assemblies and the
documentation are the exact same components that are installed with the full
version of Visual Studio.
If you select Start » All
Programs » National Instruments » VISA » Documentation » NI-VISA .NET Framework
2.0 Help, this will launch the documentation. Now, you will see
references to Measurement Studio even though you might not have Measurement
Studio installed. If filter by "Measurement Studio .NET Class Libraries"
and then navigate to NI Measurement Studio Help » Measurement Studio System Requirements, you will see
that the Express Editions are listed. These requirements apply to the .NET
support we have for our VISA driver.
Also in the start menu under VISA, you will see a link to Examples.
These examples will open in the VB Express Edition and run fine. If you
encounter problems, please let us know. You can also find where the examples
are located by checking out the Where to Find Examples
help topic found in that .NET documentation.
Best Regards,
09-04-2007 01:36 PM