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The good news is that project items can be copied from one project type to the other, generally without any changes required. NET without either creating a new project in the future or digging into the bowels of your project.

MENUSTRIP VB.NET UPGRADE

What that means is that you won't be able to upgrade to newer versions of. Not that WinForms is changing these days anyway, though. NET Framework will be supported for some time to come but it will not be developed past version 4.8. That's why I say that you should create a new project rather than convert your existing project. It can be done but it requires you to get your hands dirty and likely make changes that you do not understand. Note that there's no easy way to convert a. NET Core and it still lacks a few features. That experience looks like the old one but has been built from the ground up for. If you select the former then you're actually using a whole new experience in VS. If you select the latter then you're using the same project type as you're used to. NET Framework and select the last version you used by default. NET 5.0 by default and allow you to change the target to older versions of. When you create a new project there is a template named 'Windows Forms App (.NET)' and another named 'Windows Forms App (.NET Framework)'. The solution, if your aim is to get the same editing experience of MenuStrips as you're used to, is to create a new project that targets. If you are unable to edit a MenuStrip as you expect then it's almost certainly because your project is targeting. Editing of ToolStrips, MenuStrips and StatusStrips is one of those things. NET 5.0, VB WinForms is a first class citizen but there are still some things that haven't been fully ported over. C# WinForms support arrived in version 3.0 or 3.1 (can't recall exactly) but VB WinForms support didn't arrive until 3.1 and, even then, it was very much in preview.

MENUSTRIP VB.NET WINDOWS

Windows Forms was not supported at all in early versions of. NET Core but it has been developed such that it provides some features and functionality that was not available in. NET 5.0 without the designation (like they dropped the '.NET' on VB and VS in 2005).NET 5.0 is based on. Going forward, there isn't going to be a distinction so Microsoft released. NET Core was developed up to version 3.1. NET Core and you could create projects that targeted one or the other.NET Framework was developed up to version 4.8 and. NET 5.0, because people don't take the time to observe what they're doing. This root issue has come up numerous times recently, since the release of. What I suspect has happened is that you have created a new project and you have used the.

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