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Visual Studio Express 2013

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Hi all.

Visual Studio Express 2013 is available. You would probably want the Windows Desktop version, and choose the download option. That will give you an ISO file that can be burned to DVD.

I haven't checked out this version, but the documentation states it will compile desktop apps for Windows 7 and up... I don't know if WindowsXP will run the programs, or if older NET versions such as NET.2.0 can be compiled.

just sayin'

Dick
 
Sounds like 'suck it an see' ;)

One thing to be aware of is that projects in VS generally are not reverse compatible and it is possible that a project converted to VS2013 cannot then be opened in an earlier version.
 
I was able to pull a VS2013 Beta project from TFS into VS2012. I only had to edit a few props files in order to get everything compiling properly.
 
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