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Eims
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‎2018-03-12 09:43
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Is it possible to get a visual cobol personal edition download for visual studio 2013?

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I have tried to find a download for visual cobol 2013  that would work with my existing visual studio professional 2013, but it seems the only option I can find is visual studio 2017. I tried this and it is looking for an authorization code. I have been getting debug error message popups from VS2017 community version so I would prefer to revert to using the visual studio professional 2013 edition if I can. Is it still possible to get visual cobol personal edition for visual studio 2013?

Thanks very much!

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Chris Glazier
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‎2018-03-15 14:23

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It is no longer possible to get a Visual COBOL PE download for VS2013. We have refreshed the PE product download with Visual COBOL for Visual Studio 2017 V3.0.
There were some problems with the licensing authentication process for this but that has since been fixed.

I would suggest that you try re-registering for the 3.0 PE product and downloading and installing it again and then selecting the free product option in the licensing screen that pops up.

Thanks.

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Chris Glazier
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‎2018-03-15 14:23

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It is no longer possible to get a Visual COBOL PE download for VS2013. We have refreshed the PE product download with Visual COBOL for Visual Studio 2017 V3.0.
There were some problems with the licensing authentication process for this but that has since been fixed.

I would suggest that you try re-registering for the 3.0 PE product and downloading and installing it again and then selecting the free product option in the licensing screen that pops up.

Thanks.

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