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      19th Mar 2005
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I created a small app in Visual C# Express Beta 1. I now want to port it
back to Visual C# 2003. Is that possible? I'm have a heck of a time!
 
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      19th Mar 2005
I doubt the solution and project files are compatible. Also, you may be
running into the "partial" keyword and classes being split across multiple
files. If it's a small application, and you haven't used anything 2.0
specific, then I would suggest just creating a new solution in 2003 and cut
and pasting the code across, or copying the entire file if it's not
utilizing the "partial" keyword.

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"JM" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I created a small app in Visual C# Express Beta 1. I now want to port it
> back to Visual C# 2003. Is that possible? I'm have a heck of a time!



 
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      19th Mar 2005
New compiler has new features which may not be(probably not) backward
compatible. It might be safer to simply recreate the project in VS2003.

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> I created a small app in Visual C# Express Beta 1. I now want to port it
> back to Visual C# 2003. Is that possible? I'm have a heck of a time!



 
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      20th Mar 2005
I did what you said. I recreated the application in VS2003 and then created
the Form again by hand. Then I cut the code and it worked after some tweaks


Thanks!!!

"Tim Wilson" wrote:

> I doubt the solution and project files are compatible. Also, you may be
> running into the "partial" keyword and classes being split across multiple
> files. If it's a small application, and you haven't used anything 2.0
> specific, then I would suggest just creating a new solution in 2003 and cut
> and pasting the code across, or copying the entire file if it's not
> utilizing the "partial" keyword.
>
> --
> Tim Wilson
> ..Net Compact Framework MVP
>
> "JM" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:BFE8CFDF-DBF8-44E2-B529-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Hi
> > I created a small app in Visual C# Express Beta 1. I now want to port it
> > back to Visual C# 2003. Is that possible? I'm have a heck of a time!

>
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