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Monday, 28 August 2006

Stop using VS 2003 and start using VS 2005 for CRM Development

Posted on 00:52 by Unknown
Most of the development for MS CRM v3.0 I do in Visual Studio 2003. This is because callouts needs to be built on .NET Framework v1.1. All the projects built with Visual Studio are .NET Framework v2.0. Since I dont want to switch between several IDE's all the time, I only use VS 2003.Today is the day that I found a very interesting blog posting of Arash. See this post for information on how to
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