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Hi Guys<br />
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I have Visual Studio.NET 2003 and I am having an issue adding a com reference to my project.<br />
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Error is &quot;Not a valid assembly or com componenet ........&quot;<br />
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I have no isuues referencing other dll.<br />
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I spoke to the vendor(Sage) who said it maybe due to the.NET version.<br />
There dll is writen in version 2.NET.<br />
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Can I set my project to use a different .NET version.<br />
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Or is it a case of upgrading VS 2003 to the latest version.<br />
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Cheers<br />

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Hi Guys

I have Visual Studio.NET 2003 and I am having an issue adding a com reference to my project.

Error is "Not a valid assembly or com componenet ........"

I have no isuues referencing other dll.

I spoke to the vendor(Sage) who said it maybe due to the.NET version.
There dll is writen in version 2.NET.

Can I set my project to use a different .NET version.

Or is it a case of upgrading VS 2003 to the latest version.

Cheers


Can you select which version of .net a project in VS 2003 can use.

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