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9/13/2006 3:16 AM
 

DNN uses the new dynamic compliation method in ASP.Net 2.0 so it eeds the vb files.  Since we are open source there is no real need to distribute a compiled version.  If you dont want to use dynamic there are options for precompilation.

I havent ha any issues with debugging in VS2005, but ione thing I noticed is that DNN 4 compiles and runs SOOOO much faster under Vista, I'm talking hit run and the page shows in about 5 seconds.


Philip Beadle - Employee
 
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