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    Target Frameworks Change Standard

    Ola,

    Each new project VS sets the Frameworks to 4 Client. How do I change it that it always chooses Full?

    Thanks in advance.


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    Re: Target Frameworks Change Standard

    when you create a new project... BEFORE you select the project type... there should be a drop down that sets the initial default type... just select FW 4.0 Full...

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    Re: Target Frameworks Change Standard

    Hmm.... it only says Frameworks 4... not Client or Full.


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    Re: Target Frameworks Change Standard

    4 is full. There are only two choices: .NET 4 or .NET 4 Client Profile. "Full" is a more convenient way to refer to ".NET Framework 4" and also include the information "I mean the version that is not the client profile, since technically both are .NET Framework 4".

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    Also, is there any particular reason why you don't want to target the client profile? It's a smaller download for someone who doesn't have .NET 4 yet, and the things it doesn't have compared to .NET 4 are generally used in enterprise environments where it's easier to ensure the full profile is installed.
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    Re: Target Frameworks Change Standard

    I'm using components which need the full version. Otherwise I wouldn't ask this.


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