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How do I run Visual Studio 2008 projects in Visual Studio 2005?
Started by persian Dev on
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I'm not sure what the answer will be, but I'd guess that your best approach is to just add each code file and each reference until the project... .
2007 we might have guessed 2008, but 2009 is smack dab in the middle .
A terrible year.
First off, you picked 2009.
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Is there any tool to convert Visual Studio 2005/2008 project to Visual Studio 6? Thanks.
Started by Yigang Wu on
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After adding the source files....
I guess your best option is to start with a blank VS 6 project and manually add the source files .
I assume this is a C/C++ project? VS 6 was before .NET .
I am pretty sure Microsoft does not have anything like that .
Doubtful.
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Using Visual Studio 6.0 I want to use Visual Studio 2008 also.
I Already Installed the Visual Studio 6.0 (VB6, Foxpro Package) in my system, Now I want to install the Visual Studio 2008(.Net Package). Is Possible to install?
If I install Visual Studio...
Started by Gopal on
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Yes, I run VS6, VS2005.
Visual Studio 6.0 will work with Visual Studio 2008 installed.
I use this for maintenance of old VB6.
Yes, you can use Visual Studio 6.0 side-by side with VS2008.
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Hi,
I want to install visual studio 6 and Visual Studio 2008 both on my machine. Will There be any problems if i do so ?
Started by lakshmanan on
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In addition make sure you install the service packs....
I'd suggest installing them in that order.
Yes you can, I'm running VS 6.0, VS 2003, 2005 and 2008 on Vista Business .
Nope, but I'd recommend installing them starting from the earliest version first .
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I am developing a Windows Application using the .net Framework 2.0 and Visual C#(Microsoft Visual Studio 2008) in my PC.
On the completion of my project I have to execute it in a system which has Visual Studio 2005 and .net framework 2.0.
So my doubt ...
Started by Sheetal on
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by 4 people.
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As long solution in Visual Studio 2005 while it was built using 2008, you will run into problems, as they are not backwards compatible....
Application just fine on your target machine, that has nothing to do with Visual Studio.
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When creating a new extension for visual studio, there are two project options: "Visual Studio Integration Package" and "Visual Studio Add-in". What is the difference between the two project types and when would you use one over the other?
Started by Nathan Voxland on
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Whatever you do, add-ins are an external thing for Visual Studio while VSPackages are a completely pick C# or VB....
Another strong point of the VS package is better integration with the Visual Studio.
As the newer technology.
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I use C# and asp.net in visual studio 2008 standard. I just found out that there is no Visual studio 2010 standard.
I can't really afford Visual studio 2010 Pro.
So what am I going to lose when (if) I start using C# 2010 express web dev 2010 express
Started by Mel on
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There is no Standard edition, Visual Studio 2010 Professional will be priced at $799, ooouuuuch!!!.
Prices were leaked here: Microsoft names Visual Studio 2010 dates .
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Can I compile visual studio solutions (.sln) without installing visual studio. Can I install something like a VS SDK to do this?
The solution is a VC++ one.
Started by Krishna Kumar on
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You should be able such as MFC and ATL only ship as part of visual studio so you will need visual studio on the machineYou might....
To look at "VS Express", depending on your reasons not to install Visual Studio.
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As a team we are using Visual Studio 2005 with framework 3.0. I am thinking if it will be nice for us to switch to Visual Studio 2008 with framework 3.5 ? Is it worth it ?
Thanks.
Started by Lurtz on
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Visual Studio 2008 supports 2005 code (.net 2.0) completely (utilization of Dev Studio 2008 for all .Net project, without having to convert them)
Refactor)
With Dev Studio 2008 SP1
Support for Smart....
Yes, it is 100% worth it.
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Hi all,
I have created a project using Visual Studio 2008 and .NET Framework 2.0.
Now I want to open it in Visual Studio 2005 (.NET Framework 2.0).
When I try to open the solution in Visual Studio 2005 it is showing an error as "It is created using the...
Started by Sheetal on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If it's the sln file, change:
Microsoft Visual Studio Solution File, Format Version 10.00
to
Microsoft VisualSee: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1439061/visual-studio-2008-and-visual-studio-2005
Try Studio Solution File....
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