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    I was hoping for some "watch out for this" advice about making the conversion from VS2003 to VS2005. Are there some obviously huge pain in the butt factors to look out for when converting pre-existing projects? Or have more of the problems been the little nuisances that are aggravating, but not life shattering? Any advice would be appreciated! Aubrey

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      I was hoping for some "watch out for this" advice about making the conversion from VS2003 to VS2005. Are there some obviously huge pain in the butt factors to look out for when converting pre-existing projects? Or have more of the problems been the little nuisances that are aggravating, but not life shattering? Any advice would be appreciated! Aubrey

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      There are no differences which will make a huge difference to your project. Sometimes you may get a few more warnings or possibly run into deprecated methods, but these should not take long to change. (just MSDN the old method)

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        There are no differences which will make a huge difference to your project. Sometimes you may get a few more warnings or possibly run into deprecated methods, but these should not take long to change. (just MSDN the old method)

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        Thank you for the tip. Aubrey

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