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    Talking Framework 2.0?

    Hello

    Using Studio .Net 2003 which was running the Framework 1.1.

    Updated the Framework to 2.0, but Studio .NET is still saying that it using Framework 1.1.

    How do I get it so that it looks/uses Framework 2.0


    Thanks

    Kev.

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    Re: Framework 2.0?

    You don't. Version 2.0 of the Framework is not an update for version 1.1. It is a completely new version and you need an IDE written for it to create apps that will run on it. The .NET platform was created specifically with side-by-side execution in mind. You and your users can have every version of the .NET Farmework installed at the same time without issue.
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    Re: Framework 2.0?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kev
    Hello

    Using Studio .Net 2003 which was running the Framework 1.1.

    Updated the Framework to 2.0, but Studio .NET is still saying that it using Framework 1.1.

    How do I get it so that it looks/uses Framework 2.0


    Thanks

    Kev.
    By getting your wallet and purchasing VS 2005.

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    Re: Framework 2.0?

    Obviously you can opt for cut down developer functionality from the express versions of VS.NET.

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