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On 03/24/2016 06:05 AM, William A Rowe Jr wrote:
> I observed the note below in 2010 when that comment was first made (I
> cribbed that comment from 2.2.x checkin).  So I now wonder if that note
> was based on an Express edition perhaps?  Or on an early release - and
> MS later added or fixed the conversion?  I can't be more specific at
> this point, but maybe someone else remembers such an issue.

I do remember from a couple of years ago that the results of the
conversion were mostly useless/broken for me, but I no longer have a
copy of VS2010 to check... so I can't offer anything more than "there
was probably a good reason to make that comment at some point". :/

--Jacob