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    Can I open solution in created in VS2005 professional in VS2005 Team Developer is any migration or any know issues going? :)

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      Can I open solution in created in VS2005 professional in VS2005 Team Developer is any migration or any know issues going? :)

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      Do you mean Visual Stuio Team System (VSTS)? Visual Studio.NET is the majort part of VSTS. Besides, VSTS also incorporated project management, source control, bug reporting and so on. Best, Jun

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        Do you mean Visual Stuio Team System (VSTS)? Visual Studio.NET is the majort part of VSTS. Besides, VSTS also incorporated project management, source control, bug reporting and so on. Best, Jun

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        Imagine I created my project in VS2005 professional at the moment when Team Edition wasn't released yet. Now I got Team Developer if I open solution/project in Team developer created in VS2005Prof is it going to migrate project or no migration needed? :)

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          Imagine I created my project in VS2005 professional at the moment when Team Edition wasn't released yet. Now I got Team Developer if I open solution/project in Team developer created in VS2005Prof is it going to migrate project or no migration needed? :)

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          No migration to your Visual Studio.NET projects. The Team System uses the very same VC++.NET as its compiler. Of course, you need to set up Team System, such as Microsoft Fundation Server. But this has nothing to do with project migration. Project migration is only required when your compiler is upgraded, such as VC6 to VC7 to VC8. Best, Jun

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            No migration to your Visual Studio.NET projects. The Team System uses the very same VC++.NET as its compiler. Of course, you need to set up Team System, such as Microsoft Fundation Server. But this has nothing to do with project migration. Project migration is only required when your compiler is upgraded, such as VC6 to VC7 to VC8. Best, Jun

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            Thanks. Any tips convering projects fom VC6 -> VC8 :)

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              Thanks. Any tips convering projects fom VC6 -> VC8 :)

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              In most cases, just load the VC6 project to VC8. The migration will be performed by VC8 automatically. Best, Jun

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                In most cases, just load the VC6 project to VC8. The migration will be performed by VC8 automatically. Best, Jun

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                :) Yes thanks. I mean didyou discover any obvious issues I need to take care? Thanks anyway for usefull info. :)

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