You'll have to do considerable work to make it happen. The partial classes
need to be amalgamated and the solution re-built in VS2003. When that's done
you'll need to back-port all the new framework additions to the older system
too.
I just finished a consulting job in which we back-ported a large windows
forms application.
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"Claudia Fong" <cd********@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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Hello,
I'm having problems to open a project that I made in VS 2005 in my
laptop. I have an older version installed in my laptop (VS 2000 or 2002,
I'm not sure right now).
Is there a way so I could open and run it in an older version of VS
NET?
Cheers!
Claudi
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