how to use project of visual studtio 2005 in 2003
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hi frnds, i m creating a project in visual studio 2005 at home. but in my college vs2003 is installed, so please tell me the way how to open that project in college...
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hi frnds, i m creating a project in visual studio 2005 at home. but in my college vs2003 is installed, so please tell me the way how to open that project in college...
I don`t know if that is posible because VS 2005 has a different way of managing source files within the project. For an example in VS 2005 if you add a new form to the project, it will be represented by to files, one containig your code and one containing autogenerated code like filed init and stuff like that. However in VS 2003 all the code was in a single file.
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hi frnds, i m creating a project in visual studio 2005 at home. but in my college vs2003 is installed, so please tell me the way how to open that project in college...
It is not possible. You cannot open a newer version of solution using an old version fo Visual Studio. The only way you can do is create a new solution under VS2003 and add each file *.cs, *.resx, ... to this solution. That's why, you must write your code as clean as possible. That means you can use your code in VS2003 and VS2005. Without something specific from VS2005.