怎样安装visualstudio98中的MSDN,他在哪个目录里,谢谢???

zhdlwh 2000-06-13 09:50:00
怎样安装visualstudio98中的MSDN,他在哪个目录里,谢谢???
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茂奇软件 2000-06-15
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3cd for MSDN2000 Apr.
yangld 2000-06-15
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找那种有两张光盘的msdn,按照说明安装即可以.
x86 2000-06-15
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MSDN的两张盘都有MSDN目录
gogogo 2000-06-15
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不管你的Visual Stadio 98的光盘是几张,msdn在最后两张上,把倒数第二张放进光驱,自动会autorun
kongming 2000-06-14
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Visual Studio 98安装光盘共9张,MSDN在8、9号盘上
zzj_mjz 2000-06-13
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不知道你用的是什么光盘,光盘上应该有Autorun,MSDN应有2到3张光盘。
配套光盘使用说明 (1) 本光盘是《Visual C++.NET数据库开发经典案例解析》的配套光盘,与图书一起发行,不得单独出售。 (2) 本光盘的主要内容包括各章示例程序的代码及数据库文件。光盘的说明文件为Readme.txt,即本文件。 (3) 示例程序是按照它们出现的章顺序编排的。 (4) 光盘上的示例程序都是在Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003和SQL Server 2000个人版下调试通过的,不同的版本可能存在差别。另外,使用的操作系统是Microsoft Windows 2000(Professional),原则上,操作系统对程序没有影响,不过,作者没有在其他操作系统平台上调试这些程序。在配套光盘上,作者提供了示例程序的源代码。另外需要注意的是,作者建议读者重新编译所有示例程序,进而熟悉它们的结构和基本功能。 (5) 要运行本光盘各章节“代码”目录下的程序,需要安装SQL Server 2000,并建立起相应数据库。各个实例的数据库文件存放在相应“建库脚本”目录下。有两种方法建立数据库:一是在SQL Server的企业管理器右击“数据库”,在快捷菜单选择【所有任务】|【附加数据库】命令,选择相应的数据库文件(扩展名为mdf),单击【确定】按钮就可以了;另一种方法是通过SQL Server的企业管理器的恢复数据库功能,从数据库备份文件恢复,备份文件的扩展名为bak。 (6) 如果安装了Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003,则不需要安装Microsoft .NET Framework SDK v1.1,否则需要到http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/站点下载安装Microsoft .NET Framework SDK v1.1工具,安装过程为标准的Windows安装。另外,请读者在运行各章程序前安装“运行程序所需文件”目录下的“报表Setup”程序。完成第(5)和第(6)步后,实例程序就可以正确运行了。 (7) 光盘的所有文件都被默认设置为只读文件,而所有程序在重新编译时都必须重新创建这些文件,所以在重新编译之前必须将所有文件属性修改为可写。 (8) 本光盘上所有程序都只供学习之用,未经作者许可,不得用于任何商业目的。 (9) 清华大学出版社几位编辑同志在本光盘的出版过程付出了辛勤劳动,对本光盘的出版给予支持。在此对他们的工作表示感谢! (10) 由于时间仓促,光盘示例程序出现错误在所难免。发现其的问题后,如果方便,请您告知作者。另外,如果您要对本书内容的修改提出建议,也请您告知作者(email:docbak@sohu.com)。 谢谢使用本光盘! 作者 2005.10 清华园
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