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visual studio .NET compatibility
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Posted by: ultraviper
I'm taking a visual basic class in school. the school's computer use version 1.0 of Visual Studio .NET.
The textbook comes with a version of Visual Studio .NET to install at home, but it is version 1.1.
My problem is that if I do my homework programs at home, they won't work at school. If I start working on a program at school then open it at home, the program will open, but only after it converts it to the new version, so I'm stuck with the same problem. Anyone know some shortcut to either make my programs work on both versions, or any way do downgrade my home version to work with 1.0?
Posted by: ifLogic
When .NET 1.1 updates your project, mostly its just updating the project and/or solution files. Your source code files should remain relatively uneffected. Thus, if all you transport between your 1.0 version and your 1.1 version is just the source code files, you shouldn't have to many problems.
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