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I tried to convert 1 project at a time and it was a disaster so what I did was created a new solution in 2005. I added the 2 projects to that solution and then I added 1 file at a time and manually converted them. 
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I tried to convert 1 project at a time and it was a disaster so what I did was created a new solution in 2005. I added the 2 projects to that solution and then I added 1 file at a time and manually converted them.

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I have tried to convert a solution that contains 3 projects from 2003 to VS 2005 and I don't know if Microsoft is just messing with us but it's very confusing to me. Can someone please help me.<br />
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Because the conversion went crazy, I created a solution and added 2 additional projects as websites. The problem is that now I have 2 projects and I have 2 folders reflecting the 2 projects within the main solution folder. What is going on? Thanks.
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I have tried to convert a solution that contains 3 projects from 2003 to VS 2005 and I don't know if Microsoft is just messing with us but it's very confusing to me. Can someone please help me.

Because the conversion went crazy, I created a solution and added 2 additional projects as websites. The problem is that now I have 2 projects and I have 2 folders reflecting the 2 projects within the main solution folder. What is going on? Thanks.

from VS 2003 to VS 2005

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