SF9 Install - MSVC80 Runtime Redist component -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:SF9 Install - MSVC80 Runtime Redist component Posted by: don1thedon Date:5/7/2007 8:48:30 AM Just purchased the download for SF9 and am trying to install on my standalone PC (no internet connection). I get a request message for the following components .NET Framework 2.0 & MSVC80 Runtime Redist to be installed but as I am not connected I am trying to find then with my internet PC. I have found the .NET file (dotnetfx) and downloaded this OK but am having difficulty finding the 2nd file. Does anyone have any suggestions about how to get the correct file from microsoft (i.e. is it called something else or is it part of a larger patch)? Thanks in advance for any help All the best Don
Subject:RE: SF9 Install - MSVC80 Runtime Redist component Reply by: don1thedon Date:5/18/2007 6:19:24 AM Just in case anyone trips over this issue I received the following assistance from their tech support: "The second item that's listed refers to DirectX, which is another Windows component that is necessary to run the software. You can download the DirectX installer from the Microsoft website, by clicking on the following link:" SF9 now working OK. All the best Don

Subject:SF9 Install - MSVC80 Runtime Redist component

Posted by: don1thedon

Date:5/7/2007 8:48:30 AM

Just purchased the download for SF9 and am trying to install on my standalone PC (no internet connection). I get a request message for the following components .NET Framework 2.0 & MSVC80 Runtime Redist to be installed but as I am not connected I am trying to find then with my internet PC. I have found the .NET file (dotnetfx) and downloaded this OK but am having difficulty finding the 2nd file.
Does anyone have any suggestions about how to get the correct file from microsoft (i.e. is it called something else or is it part of a larger patch)?
Thanks in advance for any help
All the best
Don

Subject:RE: SF9 Install - MSVC80 Runtime Redist component

Reply by: don1thedon

Date:5/18/2007 6:19:24 AM

Just in case anyone trips over this issue I received the following assistance from their tech support:
"The second item that's listed refers to DirectX, which is another Windows component that is necessary to run the software. You can download the DirectX installer from the Microsoft website, by clicking on the following link:"
SF9 now working OK.
All the best
Don