Can VS 2005 and 2008 coexist on the same computer, with some projects
continuing to be worked on in each?
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Michael
Can VS 2005 and 2008 coexist on the same computer, with some projects
continuing to be worked on in each?
Yes. I am currently doing this on my development machine.
HTH
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Michael
>Can VS 2005 and 2008 coexist on the same computer, with some projects
continuing to be worked on in each?
Yes. I am currently doing this on my development machine.
HTH
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Gregg Walker
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>Michael
>>Can VS 2005 and 2008 coexist on the same computer, with some projects
continuing to be worked on in each?
Yes. I am currently doing this on my development machine.
HTH
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Thanks.
Michael - Are you the astrophotograph y Michael A Covington?
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Michael - Are you the astrophotograph y Michael A Covington?
Yes, I must confess that I am.
Michael www.dslrbook.com
Michael A. Covington wrote:
Can VS 2005 and 2008 coexist on the same computer, with some projects
continuing to be worked on in each?
Yes.
But since 2008 can target .NET 2.0, then you will only need
it if you need to work with other team members using 2005.
Arne
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Michael A. Covington wrote:
>Can VS 2005 and 2008 coexist on the same computer, with some projects
continuing to be worked on in each?
Yes.
But since 2008 can target .NET 2.0, then you will only need
it if you need to work with other team members using 2005.
Arne
When you open a solution in VS2008, it will convert the project files. You
can't then easily re-open it in VS2005. So you can't just go back and forth
between the versions of Visual Studio.
Just FYI.
RobinS
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On Wed, 05 Mar 2008 21:39:50 -0800, RobinS <ro****@imnotte lling.comwrote:
When you open a solution in VS2008, it will convert the project files.
You can't then easily re-open it in VS2005. So you can't just go back
and forth between the versions of Visual Studio.
If I recall correctly, Jon or Marc posted a hack that involved
hand-editing the solution file in a way that allows VS2005 to open VS2008
files.
If it's important to someone, they could Google back a few months to when
2008 came out and look for that message.
Pete
Yes.
You can install it in your computer.
Even you are going to create a program and build a setup.
But I think when it comes to web application
it is slightly more complicated.
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"Michael A. Covington" wrote:
Can VS 2005 and 2008 coexist on the same computer, with some projects
continuing to be worked on in each?
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>Michael - Are you the astrophotograph y Michael A Covington?
Yes, I must confess that I am.
Michael
www.dslrbook.com
Early 90's I was an avid backyard astronomer. Memorized one of your books
and had some great results. It's still in my astro library. I hope to get
another observatory set up one day when time permits such dalliances again
:-)
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