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2003 or not 2003, that is the question

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Michael A. Covington - 06 Aug 2003 04:22 GMT
I'm developing a commercial application in C# using Visual Studio .NET
(2002).

Should I switch to the 2003 version, thereby developing for .NET 1.1 instead
of 1.0?

How easy is it to switch in the middle of a project?
Michael A. Covington - 06 Aug 2003 14:37 GMT
Adding another newsgroup to try to get some answers. I'm surprised this got
no replies; I thought I was going to be accused of trolling!

> I'm developing a commercial application in C# using Visual Studio .NET
> (2002).
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> How easy is it to switch in the middle of a project?
Ignacio Machin - 06 Aug 2003 14:53 GMT
Hi michael,

It must be painless, at least until now I have had no problem doing so, the
biggest solution that I "convert" was one with 4 projects and it was a cake.
Now the "should I upgrade?" thing is another thing, if the project is being
developed without problem or you do not need a feature found only in 2003 I
would stay with 2002 until the end, or at least until reach a safe stage.
AFAIK the code written for 1.0 will work without any change in 1.1 , maybe
you will get new warnings for methods that are obsolete ( like TcpListener
Constructor (Int32) ) .

You could also do that on a copy in another machine and see how the things
go by.

Hope this help,

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Florida Department Of Transportation

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Ian Phillips - 08 Aug 2003 18:07 GMT
Also keep in mind that Visio Pro does not work with VS.NET 2003 yet.  They
say that they are making a service pack for it, but I have not seen one yet.

ian

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