Port 22 #3

Next thing to verify, small variations in the basic formula and zooming.

This is not a programming blog, and I should not bore you with programming minutiae. But I have nothing else to talk about right now.

Visual Studio is the development environment. C# is the programming language I use. .Net is a framework, or a set of libraries. Visual Studio 2022 comes with C# 10, and .net 6.0.

I installed VS2022 several months ago. These tools are for the most part supposed to be backwards compatible. I could not build any of my programs, which were built on .Net 4.8. The framework was properly installed (and re-installed several times) but VS2022 could not find it, and asked me to participate in an infinite loop of un-install and reinstall the framework.

In the past, Visual Studio always provided tools to easily move your programs from the older framework to the newer version. That is not provided this time, you need to do the port manually. As there are no significant benefits to running the old framework on the new IDE, and I did not have the time to invest in learning the new framework, and the product was still in 'preview' mode, I gave up.