Can I edit a Visual Studio 2008 project in 2010, saving it only in 2008?

Question

So, on my computer, I only have Visual Studio 2010 Express. I need to edit a Visual Studio 2008 project, however it needs to be saved in C # 3.5.

Before you open it in 2010 and accidentally update it, will it be stored in 2008 or C # 3.5 format?

I understand that I will not use the capabilities of .Net 2010, so there are no problems. I just want to make sure that if I save my 2008 project using 2010, I can still open it in 2008, and it will work fine.

Answer 1

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Answer 7

When you are going to convert it with compatible in 2010, it will request a backup ...

so ... later you can return your file back ...

Answer 8

Maybe I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure that the project files do not differ between 2008 and 2010, or at least they are compatible. Decision files are another matter, and old solutions really need to be converted. Usually you have several solutions for the versions of VS 2008 and 2010, but they contain the same projects, so projects do not need to be converted.