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Is there a way to tell if the project was done in Visual Studio 2008 Express Edition or higher (pay) versions were used? Like if you were handed over a project and they ask you what version of Visual Studio was it created with (except the obvious 2005/2008/2010 difference).
With regards,
MadBoy
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.slnfile contains a comment with the version used to create it, or it does on mine. Using the VS2010 RC it has “Visual Studio 2010” whereas an old project created in the C# Express edition has “Visual C# Express 2008”. It appears opening and converting the project to a newer VS version updates the comment too.