Visualbasic.targets

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I am trying to open an existing VB project that was sent to me from another
site. I am using Visual Studio 5. When I try to open the project I get the
message C:\Microsoft. visualbasic.targets not found. What does this mean and
what can I do about it.
 
I am using Visual Studio 2005. I do not know what the programmer who sent me
the project is using.
 
It is probably built with 2008, which lets you target various versions of
..Net. VS 2005 did not allow targeting a particular version. The .vbproj
file in the project is an xml file that should contain an element near the
top, /Project/PropertyGroup/TargetFrameworkVersion. This will tell you what
the developer was building towards as far as .Net version.
 

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