My teacher is complaining that he can’t read the VS2012 format on his VS2010 environment. I looked around in settings and so on but couldn’t find anything. How can I give the project in an VS2010 readable format to my teacher?
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My teacher is complaining that he can’t read the VS2012 format on his VS2010 environment. I looked around in settings and so on but couldn’t find anything. How can I give the project in an VS2010 readable format to my teacher?
Assuming this is not a terribly complex project (I’m making that assumption since there is a teacher involved), the easiest approach may be just to re-create the project in Visual Studio 2010.
Fire up VS2010, add your files, make any necessary changes to settings, and save.
You will need VS2010 no matter what approach you take. Even if you convert the project file by other means, it would be very wise to test it before handing it in again. The Express edition is free.