I have a major problem:

I am having to throw together some SQL Server 2000/VB.NET solutions using prewritten VB.NET projects (provided on a CD that came with my text book) for a class I'm taking.

According to a disclaimer in the book, the code was developed with Visual Studio.NET Beta 1 (2002, NOT 2003). After opening a couple of the projects in Visual Studio.NET (final [2002]) I realized that code written with Beta 1 is drastically different.

For example, instead of using:
   System.Windows.Forms.Form
they use
   System.WinForms.Form

Not to mention the fact that they reference unknown .NET components like "System.WinForms", "System.Diagnostics", and "Microsoft.Win32.Interop".

MY QUESTION IS:
Is there a utility for upgrading VB.NET code written with Visual Studio.NET Beta 1 (2002) to current standards?

There is just far too much erroneous code in these projects for me to be able to rewrite them myself.