Niranjan Kulkarni wrote: Hi Everyone, I have VC++ from Visual Studio 6 installed on my machine. I would like to shift from older version to latest Visual Studio version. But a lot of my applications are still developed in VC++ 6.
If I remove VS 6 and install the latest version, will I be able to open VS 6 projects in new versions and maintain them as efficiently as I can do today. I think MS should have good backward compatibility, but want your opinion since these are critical applications for my organisation. Also if I decide the run VS6 and Latest version of VS run in parallel on my machine, will it allow me to do so? Please advise. Thanks, Niranjan. <--------------> Just keep all of your documents (source.h, source.cpp) in their own directories. From each development version (VS 6, VS.NET, etc), #include the files from the directories of the source files you want to use per project. Personally, I think you're going to uninstall VS 6 after you get use to the new version that you do install. All of the bells-n-whistles that they added make working within the environment a much nicer place to work in. Michael [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
