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Framework 1.1
I download and installed Framework 1.1 and the Distributable from MSDN.
Installed both OK.
Uninstalled Framework 1.0. Now Visual Studio 2002 will not run because
Framework 1.0 is gone.
Is there some way to tell Visual Studio 2002 to use Framework 1.1?
Cheers,
Larry Rebich
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Re: Framework 1.1
Part of this section is incorrect:
Quote/
First, it's important to remember that each particular version of Visual
Studio .NET is hard-coded to build applications against a certain Framework.
Visual Studio .NET 2002 will only build applications that compile against
v1.0 of the Framework. Visual Studio .NET 2003 will only build applications
that compile against v1.1 of the Framework. You can deploy configuration
files that let a v1.1 app run on the v1.0 Framework, but that's not the same
as building against v1.0.
/End Quote
Visual Studio.NET 2003 Will NOT only build applications against v1.1 of the
Framework, but you can Select Which Version of the Framework you want to
build your app. against. There is an Options setting that allows you to
select Either Version 1.1 (default) or 1.0 Framework (if installed).
james
"Larry Rebich" <lrebich@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> I found my answer at:
>
> http://www.3leaf.com/default/articles/ea/sbs.aspx
>
> Cheers,
> Larry Rebich
>
>
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Re: Framework 1.1
"james" <jjames700@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> Part of this section is incorrect:
>
> Quote/
> First, it's important to remember that each particular version of Visual
> Studio .NET is hard-coded to build applications against a certain
Framework.
> Visual Studio .NET 2002 will only build applications that compile against
> v1.0 of the Framework. Visual Studio .NET 2003 will only build
applications
> that compile against v1.1 of the Framework. You can deploy configuration
> files that let a v1.1 app run on the v1.0 Framework, but that's not the
same
> as building against v1.0.
>
> /End Quote
>
> Visual Studio.NET 2003 Will NOT only build applications against v1.1 of
the
> Framework, but you can Select Which Version of the Framework you want to
> build your app. against. There is an Options setting that allows you to
> select Either Version 1.1 (default) or 1.0 Framework (if installed).
> james
James - it looks like it still builds against 1.1, but generates an
App.config file that configures your application to run agains the 1.0
framework.
Tom Shelton
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Re: Framework 1.1
Tom, my bad,,,,,,,,, your correct. After looking again, I see that the
statement on the Program Properties page say's that it can build your
application to work with Ver.1.0 of the Framework, or Ver. 1.1 or Both 1.0 &
1.1. But, it doesn't explicitly state that it builds the application
USING Version 1.0, only that it will build the app. to WORK with 1.0. Not a
very clear statement. It also warns that some features in one version of
the framework may not exist or work the same in the other version. (this is
from the Final Beta) I would hope that they would make it clearer just what
is taking place. I have built an app. in VB.NET 2003 Beta to the 1.0
Framework and then copied the exe to another computer that only had ver. 1.0
of the framework on it and the app. worked. So, who knows?
james
"Tom Shelton" <toms@dakcs.com> wrote in message
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>
> "james" <jjames700@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:3eb2b5eb@tnews.web.devx.com...
> > Part of this section is incorrect:
> >
> > Quote/
> > First, it's important to remember that each particular version of Visual
> > Studio .NET is hard-coded to build applications against a certain
> Framework.
> > Visual Studio .NET 2002 will only build applications that compile
against
> > v1.0 of the Framework. Visual Studio .NET 2003 will only build
> applications
> > that compile against v1.1 of the Framework. You can deploy
configuration
> > files that let a v1.1 app run on the v1.0 Framework, but that's not the
> same
> > as building against v1.0.
> >
> > /End Quote
> >
> > Visual Studio.NET 2003 Will NOT only build applications against v1.1 of
> the
> > Framework, but you can Select Which Version of the Framework you want to
> > build your app. against. There is an Options setting that allows you to
> > select Either Version 1.1 (default) or 1.0 Framework (if installed).
> > james
>
> James - it looks like it still builds against 1.1, but generates an
> App.config file that configures your application to run agains the 1.0
> framework.
>
> Tom Shelton
>
>
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