VS 2003 project in VS 2005 IDE without any conversions

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How can I run a Visual Studio 2003 project (.Net 1.1) in Visual Studio 2005(.Net 2.0) without effecting my 1.1 code and without any conversions?

I just need the .Net 2.0 in the deployment and I want my code still the same "1.1" how can I do that guys ???

Posted 5-Jul-10 1:56am

Ahmed_Ragab

Updated 5-Jul-10 2:43am

Johnny J.

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Johnny J. · Answer 1 · 2010-07-05T02:44:00

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Don't think that's possible at all. I'm pretty sure you will have to update the code to 2.0 at some time. When that is done, you can open your 2.0 code using e.g. VS 2008 or VS 2010 without having to do further updates, but I don't think either supports 1.1.

Could be wrong, though...

Posted 5-Jul-10 2:44am

Johnny J.