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Compiling to lower Framework version 1.1
Hi,
I've got Visual Studio 2005 installed, which comes with Framework 2.0.
I've written a c# project specifically for Framework Version 1.1 but it automatically compiles it for version 2.0 and subsequently doesnt run on 1.1 stations... I've tried uninstalling Framework 2 and installing 1.1 instead, but the project then wont open. I -could- do the project from scratch, but that's time consuming!
Is there a simple way I can 'set' the the project to compile to 1.1, rather than 2.0?
Thanks.
- M.
I've got Visual Studio 2005 installed, which comes with Framework 2.0.
I've written a c# project specifically for Framework Version 1.1 but it automatically compiles it for version 2.0 and subsequently doesnt run on 1.1 stations... I've tried uninstalling Framework 2 and installing 1.1 instead, but the project then wont open. I -could- do the project from scratch, but that's time consuming!
Is there a simple way I can 'set' the the project to compile to 1.1, rather than 2.0?
Thanks.
- M.
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Thx for your replies.
There are lots of reasons to not upgrade to 2.0 - The main onces are... firstly, we dont -need- to, as all the software we use requires 1.1, which is one of the reasons I developed the application with 1.1 in mind, secondly with over 800 workstations to manage, some of them remote, the roll out would take some time, where as at the moment I *know* 1.1 is on there, and working. Thirdly - never in a hurry to roll out Microsoft updates with the masses.
Think I'll split the points between AlexFM And Maher-Jendasi, if no-one has any objections? :-)
Thanks again.
- M
There are lots of reasons to not upgrade to 2.0 - The main onces are... firstly, we dont -need- to, as all the software we use requires 1.1, which is one of the reasons I developed the application with 1.1 in mind, secondly with over 800 workstations to manage, some of them remote, the roll out would take some time, where as at the moment I *know* 1.1 is on there, and working. Thirdly - never in a hurry to roll out Microsoft updates with the masses.
Think I'll split the points between AlexFM And Maher-Jendasi, if no-one has any objections? :-)
Thanks again.
- M
Bob