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Porting VC 6.0 Application to VS 2003 VC++ application

I have an application which is written in VC++ using VC 6.0 version. Now i open the project in VS2003. Does my project now have any link or relation with .Net framework as i am not using the .Net framework.

Will the VC 7 compiler bring about a relationship with . Net.

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No, there is no requirement to use .NET with VS 2003 (or VS 2008 or VS 2010). You can bring your VC 6.0 project over to VS 2003 and it will still be a native project.

Eric Brown  2010-08-17 17:02:06

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