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Hi,<br />
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Silly simple question here, but being cautious since I'm a perpetual novice:<br />
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I've been developing an application intended for ASP.NET 1.1 but have been typing inline code with the intention of breaking it up into code behind later (I don't have VS.NET). &nbsp;I am about to install the .NET Framework 2.0, so I assume since my app is all inline code at the moment, I won't have any problem finishing it by just breaking the inline code into the .NET2.0 way of code behind? <br />
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So, the difference is just the framework version installed on my computer and the syntax right?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Hi,

Silly simple question here, but being cautious since I'm a perpetual novice:

I've been developing an application intended for ASP.NET 1.1 but have been typing inline code with the intention of breaking it up into code behind later (I don't have VS.NET).  I am about to install the .NET Framework 2.0, so I assume since my app is all inline code at the moment, I won't have any problem finishing it by just breaking the inline code into the .NET2.0 way of code behind? 

So, the difference is just the framework version installed on my computer and the syntax right?

Thanks



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