I’ve gotten a few questions (including a great comment) about needing to install Silverlight under offline or administrative-restricted environments. There are two ways you can install this.

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First, you’ll still need the Silverlight Tools for Visual Studio installer. Game dev c load ttfyellowmedi pdf. Next, make sure you download the Silverlight Developer Runtime (Windows). There is a Mac runtime for developers as well, but if you are wanting to install the developer tools for Visual Studio offline, I’m guessing you are on Windows :-).

Okay, here’s the two options. These really should only be done if you need an offline install experience. If you don’t, let the installer do the work it needs please. These instructions are for RC0 runtime at this time only. UPDATE: These also work for RTW.

Option 1 – Extract and Paste

(I'm not doing the Silverlight part of this project, just getting the files from source control. I had to change all these references as a colleague had used the installed which put the dlls into 'Program Files' - which isn't helpful from a source control point of view, but good for him as the main UI dev).

Open a command-line window and navigate to where you downloaded the silverlight_tools.exe (Silverlight Tools for Visual Studio) file. Run this command:

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This should bring up a window like this:

Microsoft Silverlight (formerly WPF/E) is a cross-browser, cross-platform plug-in for delivering the next generation of media experiences and rich interactive applications (RIAs) for the Web. It is intended for developers and designers interested in learning more about how to build experiences with Microsoft Silverlight.
Uninstall all the installed main products in the following list. Note The order in which you uninstall these products is important. Hint In Control Panel, you can search for 'Microsoft Visual Studio 11' to filter the list of products to any that are listed here.
When I tried to watch a video, it says 'Install Microsoft Silverlight'. I click on it, and start to download it, and it says I already have it. I search for Silverlight on my computer, uninstall it, go back to the website, install it again, restart my computer, and the video still doesn't show up.

Choose a location where you want the installer files to be extracted. Make note of that path :-). Now take the Silverlight_Developer.exe file you downloaded (Silverlight Developer Runtime) and put it in the folder where you just extracted the tools bits.

Now from the extracted folder, run SPInstaller.exe and the setup should run through installing the developer runtime and all the other required tools for development.

Option 2 – Put the Silverlight Developer Runtime in Temp

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The second option still requires you to have both files, but you don’t have to extract the files from the tools installer. It involves putting the developer runtime in your current Temp directory. How do I know what my current temp directory is? Again, open a command window and type:

This should navigate you your current Temp directory. Now that you are in this directory, create a directory called “Silverlight Tools RTW” – you can use your command window to do this by typing:

Now copy the Silverlight_Developer.exe file into that newly created folder and run the silverlight_tools.exe installer file. This should get you the developer runtime installed and then the remaining tools.

I hope this helps some get over any admin/offline hump you may be experiencing.

Today Scott Guthrie of Microsoft announced the release of Silverlight 2 is coming tomorrow, Tuesday October 14th. I’ll be updating all of my book’s code samples to the Silverlight 2 RTW version. I expect very few issues other than a few styling changes I know of already from Beta 2. There were many good questions after the live conference call today. I paraphrased some of these below.

Disclaimer: For those of you who caught the call too, please let me know if I made any mistakes below … I was typing like mad while listening. Any typos are purely unintentional.

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What’s up for Silverlight 3?
- No announcements made today on this. But they did say they are very happy with the direction.
How do they feel about the current 1 in 4 market penetration of Silverlight?
- They are very happy about having 1 in 4 with Silverlight 2 just coming out. No earth shattering specifics about how to increase it were announced though.
If a developer has been in another environment his/her whole life, how will Microsoft offer tools for this person to jump over the bridge to develop with Silverlight?
- They are trying to make the Expression suite an easy jump to people familiar with client development. Visual Studio should be familiar to developers who are expecting similar tooling. Basically, they said they expect one of the 2 should help make the transition for new developers.
- Silverlight tooling requires features only in VS 2008. But VS Web Dev Express is free, though.
How is Silverlight 2 helping cross platform development of .NET apps?
- Trying to gear it to developers who want to build a variety of applications: media rich, data entry, line of business, etc.
- New Silverlight controls toolkit is coming out later this quarter. More controls will come after this point, too.
Are you going to support mobile?
- They are committed to bringing Silverlight to mobile devices.
- Working with some partners (no specific announcements on this yet)
What are the changes between release candidate RC0 and the final release?
- RC0 was a developer only release (no Silverlight client available for it).
- Purpose of RC0 was to get developers to convert their beta 2 apps to RC0 to be ready for RTW
- No API nor behavior changes from RC) to RTW
Offline support for Silverlight 2?
- Silverlight 2 supports supports isolated storage and supports cached data on the client
- Typically Silverlight 2 focuses on browser apps, which are mostly online
Will all users of SIlverlight 1.1 be upgraded to Silverlight 2
- If you are an end user who installed Silverlight, by default they will auto upgrade you to the next release.
- They also support a packaged deployment model via WSUS which allows an administrator to control when a new version or patch is deployed.
When will full release for Linux be available?
- Sometime soon, but no roadmap dates
Any conversations with Apple regarding iPhone or Google with Chrome?
- They have talked with Apple and are interested in running on the iPhone. They said Apple says today at this time this is not an option (regarding 3rd party plug ins like Silverlight or Flash).
- The latest Google Chrome developer release supports Silverlight (the first release had problems with Silverlight).

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