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.
"victorsm" wrote in message news:B1193DAE-E67E-42DF-B24B-277506CDD868@microsoft.com... > 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. What version of Visual Studio was used to create the project in question? Did you mean Visual Studio 2005 at your end?
I am using Visual Studio 2005 at my end. What does the other programmer need to be using for me to get a complete project. "PvdG42" wrote: > > "victorsm" wrote in message > news:B1193DAE-E67E-42DF-B24B-277506CDD868@microsoft.com... > > 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. > > What version of Visual Studio was used to create the project in question? > Did you mean Visual Studio 2005 at your end? > > >
"victorsm" wrote in message news:294F20AC-B97F-4256-ABBF-FD673CF7115F@microsoft.com... > I am using Visual Studio 2005 at my end. What does the other programmer > need > to be using for me to get a complete project. > > What *is* the other programmer using? Ideally, VS 2005. If it's VS.NET 2003, the conversion wizard built into VS 2005 *should* be able to do a good job. If the original is pre-.NET (I.e. VB6), you'll end up doing most manually and will probably be better off redesigning it to take best advantage of .NET.
