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Opening old projects in VS.net
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By the way, here is the error message I am getting when I try to add an old project to VS.net:
The application for project 'c:\path\project.vip' is not installed. Make sure the application for the project type (.vip) is installed.
Here is what I did to get this message: I created a project in Visual Interdev whose solution file is named project.sln. I added a default.asp page in there and tested it to make sure it worked and it does work fine. Then I opened Visual Studio.NET and tried to open that project.sln file and I get the above error message. I get the same error message if I create a new VS.net project and try to add project.sln to it.
Any ideas on what I am doing wrong?
-Greg
The application for project 'c:\path\project.vip' is not installed. Make sure the application for the project type (.vip) is installed.
Here is what I did to get this message: I created a project in Visual Interdev whose solution file is named project.sln. I added a default.asp page in there and tested it to make sure it worked and it does work fine. Then I opened Visual Studio.NET and tried to open that project.sln file and I get the above error message. I get the same error message if I create a new VS.net project and try to add project.sln to it.
Any ideas on what I am doing wrong?
-Greg
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