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    Hyperactive Member MetallicaD's Avatar
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    Compile to specific Framework version

    hey all.. Have VS.NET 2003, Server is running .NET Framework 1.0, Is there a way in VS that I can select which version of the Framework I want to compile to (either 1.0 or 1.1)?

    In general, how could I do this without having to upgrade the framework on the server?

    THanks,
    -mcd
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    Right click your project, go into (I think) build (if not, try anotherone, it's around there) and click the button by where it says the framework. You can make it compile to work on 1.0 or 1.1 at the sametime.

    Though I think it is recommended against doing that. If everything you're using is in the 1.0, then you can make it build to both and It should still work fine.

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    Awesome.. sorry about the dumb question... i had previously checked for the setting there, but in 2002... I now have 2003 and *poof* it has a setting for supported runtime!

    Thanks,
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