Hello, I am a student. Im not a computer wiz, and Ive been learning C++ for a while now. I got C++.net back in November 2002. Now, my school has Visual Studio.net 2003. When I take projects to school, I have to upgrade them to use them (takes a second, no prob), but when I take them back home I cant use them with my version of .net. Is there a way to upgrade to 2003 for free? I havent found one.
Can I upgrade from 2002 to 2003?
- Thread starter EGD Eric
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mutant
Well-known member
There is, but not for free. It used to be $29.99 but the offer ended in september.
Robby
Moderator
If you dontt like Microsoft dont use their products.
Derek Stone
Exalted One
Create two project files. </rocketScience>
I dont appreciate your sarcasm. Thats what Ive been doing, but its inconvenient, seeing as I have multiple projects with many files, and I bring them back and forth from school all the time.
I shouldnt have to make a new project file and fill in every little .cpp, .h, .rc, etc.. whenever I bring work home.
Dont use their products? what choice do I have? besides, I never said I didnt like Microsoft. The point is that I, having payed for .net, shouldnt have to pay money for a .1 upgrade.
A simple "No there isnt a patch" would have been fine. Thanks for nothing.
I shouldnt have to make a new project file and fill in every little .cpp, .h, .rc, etc.. whenever I bring work home.
Dont use their products? what choice do I have? besides, I never said I didnt like Microsoft. The point is that I, having payed for .net, shouldnt have to pay money for a .1 upgrade.
A simple "No there isnt a patch" would have been fine. Thanks for nothing.