Re: vsnet 2005 - two questions

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Hi Gerry,

Yes, but personally, I don't recommend using both;

Apparently you don't have any legacy projects? I have upgraded most of our
projects to .Net 2.0, but still have a half-dozen or so that are still 1.1.
Thankfully, I almost never have to work on them. But I only say "thankfully"
because I much prefer the 2.0 platform and improved tool set.

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HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
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and I'll show my certification
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"Gerry Hickman" <gerry666uk@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Kevin Spencer wrote:
Think of VS.Net 2005 and VS.Net 2003 as 2 completely different
applications (platforms) running with 2 completely different and separate
sets of internal dependecies.

Well said!

In other word, they work fine on the same machine.

Yes, but personally, I don't recommend using both; regardless of how many
machines are available, but that's more to do with overall project
strategy rather than any side-by-side product issues.

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Gerry Hickman (London UK)


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