I thought I'd try tinkering with C++ again, so I requested a copy of visual studio.net 2003 Pro from my employers library of MS enterprise software. I've got the CD, but the I can't get the install to go right. For one thing, I didn't get a 'prerequisites cd'. Do I really need that? I don't want IIS, frontpage extensions or anything else having to do with web services. I can't find an explicit list of what I really need to have in order to get the product to install.

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I found a way to bypass the prereq check, but the install fails halfway through demanding I insert the visual studio. Global File Cabinet Keys here. net 2003 pro cd 1 - english, but I assume that's what I already have in there. What CDs normally come in the visual studio package?