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One new feature of vs 2008 is that you can choose which version of the .net framework you want to target. It sounds like this feature will be helpful to you. It's currently in beta 2 release.
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One new feature of vs 2008 is that you can choose which version of the .net framework you want to target. It sounds like this feature will be helpful to you. It's currently in beta 2 release.

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but I don't think you will be able to target 1.1 using vs2008
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but I don't think you will be able to target 1.1 using vs2008

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I have VB6, VB.Net 2003, VB.Net 2005 Express and C# 2005 Express all on my WinXP Pro machine with no problems.<br />

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I have VB6, VB.Net 2003, VB.Net 2005 Express and C# 2005 Express all on my WinXP Pro machine with no problems.


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Friends, Please give me the following answers.<br />
Following is possible or not<br />
1) visual studio .NET 2003 and visual studio .NET 2005 &nbsp;on the same PC and same OS<br />
2) visual studio .NET 2005 and frameworks 1.1<br />
3) visual studio .NET 2003 with frameworks 2.0<br />
4) can we install frameworks 2.0 and frameworks 1.1 &nbsp;on Windows Vista in which frameworks 3.0 is preinstalled ?<br />

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Friends, Please give me the following answers.
Following is possible or not
1) visual studio .NET 2003 and visual studio .NET 2005  on the same PC and same OS
2) visual studio .NET 2005 and frameworks 1.1
3) visual studio .NET 2003 with frameworks 2.0
4) can we install frameworks 2.0 and frameworks 1.1  on Windows Vista in which frameworks 3.0 is preinstalled ?


Visual Studio .NET 2005 and 2003 can work together ?

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