Rick,
The script is associated by module name. Thus, the 2008 and 2010 version
of Visual Studio Express probably run with the same executable name.
What you can do once the script loads is to interrogate the process
responsible for launching it and, based on product version, description,
etc. you can decide whether to continue running the script or cancel it.
Steve
On 5/3/2012 9:58 AM, RicksPlace wrote:
Hi;
I build a script in vb.net 2008 express to make vb.net 2010 Express accessible:
I open vb.net 2010 Express and the script works to a point but...
The script is also assigned to vb.net 2008 Express which causes problems.
So my script is Associated with both VB.net 2010 Express - correctly but also
Associated with VB.net 2008 Express - incorrectly.
Unloading it while VB.net 2008 Express is active will Unload it for VB.net 2010
Express as well.
What or how does WE associate a Script With an Application?
Can I override it or do anything to associate the vb.net 2010 script soley with
the vb.net 2010 Application?
Note that I am not running the vb.net 2008 version while I try and run the
vb.net 2010 version so the executable in the 2008 version will not be tied up
nor will, should, there be a duplicate set of processes running for both 2008
and 2010.
Rick USA
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