[pygr-notify] [pygr] r261 committed - It is actually possible not to have IIS installed - just press "Skip"....

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Revision: 261
Author: marecki
Date: Thu Sep 10 17:43:18 2009
Log: It is actually possible not to have IIS installed - just  
press "Skip"... D'oh.
http://code.google.com/p/pygr/source/detail?r=261

Modified:
  /wiki/PygrOnWindows.wiki

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--- /wiki/PygrOnWindows.wiki	Tue Jun 23 17:44:42 2009
+++ /wiki/PygrOnWindows.wiki	Thu Sep 10 17:43:18 2009
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@

  Building Pygr with Visual C++ should work out of the box as long as all of  
its dependencies have been met.

-You may need an appropriate Windows installation disc when installing  
Visual Studio, as some versions (confirmed with VS2003 Professional)  
require the IIS server and its FrontPage extensions, both of them standard  
but optional (and not recommended for keeping around unless absolutely  
needed) Windows components, to be present before installation can even  
begin. Yes, even if you are about NOT to choose anything but C++-related  
bits in the installer! Fortunately they can be safely removed after  
installation.
+At the beginning of Visual Studio installation you may be informed that  
certain Windows components, namely the IIS and its FrontPage Server  
extensions, are not installed. Adding these would require having an  
appropriate Windows installation disc handy, then again they are not  
required in order to build Pygr so you can safely skip this step using an  
appropriately-labelled button.

  If installing an older version of Visual Studio, don't bother telling it  
to look for updates as the final step of installation - it will likely not  
find them, even if they're still on microsoft.com. Just finish  
installation, then download and run update installers (_e.g._ Visual Studio  
2003 Service Pack 1) by hand. At this point it should be safe to click the  
Exit button without rolling back the installation.