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  1. Jun 6th, 2005, 09:54 AM #1
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    .Net Framework changing?

    Is there a big difference between .Net and the "new" one (.Net2?)

    I really want to dig into this books I got on the framework itself, but it's written in 2003...do I have to look for something else?
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    Re: .Net Framework changing?

    There are new classes in .NET 2.0 but, as far as I have been able to discern, none of the old ones have been removed. Using the new IDE is a bit different, so books VS.NET 2003 will date a bit.
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    Re: .Net Framework changing?

    There's a .NET Framework Namespace browser (online) that can be gotten to from here: http://www.developerkb.com/modules/n...php?storyid=20

    If you browse through the 2.0Framework (1.1 is also available) there's notes & hints as to what has changed, been depreciated and added.

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    Re: .Net Framework changing?

    Here's a list of changes that you can read. Like in any serious framework, newer versions might brake compatibility on a few things. You should read the details to see if that affects you or not, whether there is a workaround and even whether you need to recompile or not.
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