Its that I want to use Framework v1.1 with VS.NET
2002.
David Lanouette <David.Lanouette (AT) gmail (DOT) comwrote:
How are you compiling them? Using the command line
tools (csc or vbc)
or with VS.NET?
If using the command line tools, just make sure the
correct version is
first in your path. Try just issuing csc or vbc.
They will tell you
the version of the framework they support.
If using VS.NET, it rather simple. VS.NET 2002 -
.Net 1.0, VS.NET
2003 - .NET 1.1, VS.NET 2005 - .NET 2.0. I don't
think you can use a
later version to compile for an older framwork. (If
I'm wrong, we'll
hear about it quickly ;-)
Also note that if you aren't recompiling the code,
you don't have to
do anything. Just make sure the right ver of the
framework is
installed on the end users machine. .NET will pick
up the version
that it was compiled with.
HTH.
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