Can I install Visual Studio .NET 2005 (final) on a machine that already
has 2003 installed? I've read reports of problems with 2005 *beta*
causing problems for 2003, but I haven't heard anything since 2005 came
out of beta. Thanks.

Yup. Sure can.

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Kevin Spencer
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I have 2 machines here at home and one at the office that have both 2003 and
2005 installed. All three appear to be problem free after several weeks of
use. As of now, I'd say go for it.

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Peter [MVP Visual Developer]
Jack of all trades, master of none.

Yes, you can. There were some problems with the betas but were fixed.

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There are still some potential (have not confirmed) issues with C++ Managed.
Otherwise, there are not any issues I know of.

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Gregory A. Beamer
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Thanks for your answers, everyone.