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how to work with sln and vcproj files

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    yah, how.are they by any chance not for vcpp6?

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      yah, how.are they by any chance not for vcpp6?

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      .sln and .vcproj are just for vc++.net (vc7) the equivalent vc6 files are .dsw and .dsp: if you load a .dsw/.dsp pair into the vc7 ide, it's automatically converted into a .sln/.vcproj hope this helps best regards

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        yah, how.are they by any chance not for vcpp6?

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        If you're trying to load a VC7 project into VC6, you will be unable to do so. You'll have to convert VC7 project into VC6 format, which can be easily done using This Tool[^] written by the controversial .S.Rod. Chris Richardson Programmers find all sorts of ingenious ways to screw ourselves over. - Tim Smith

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          If you're trying to load a VC7 project into VC6, you will be unable to do so. You'll have to convert VC7 project into VC6 format, which can be easily done using This Tool[^] written by the controversial .S.Rod. Chris Richardson Programmers find all sorts of ingenious ways to screw ourselves over. - Tim Smith

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          i have made myself up between the controversial point of view and the collective blindness. the tool you refer to is a good example of what you MS supporters are actually leading to. you don't have to mind, though.

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            i have made myself up between the controversial point of view and the collective blindness. the tool you refer to is a good example of what you MS supporters are actually leading to. you don't have to mind, though.

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            I wasn't trying to insult you by saying you were "controversial". I respect your work as an author, and your tool is quite nice. Chris Richardson Programmers find all sorts of ingenious ways to screw ourselves over. - Tim Smith

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