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Nishanth
 
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Default Dot net 1.1 in Dot net 2.0 - 12-28-2007 , 06:14 AM






I have a code that is compiled and runs in VS 2003, which i believe
runs 1.1 frameworks,

I want to know if we can do any of the following

1. I want to compile the code in 1.1 framework but run on 2.0
framework in the same machine, as I believe it is not possible to
configure VS 2003 to run and compile the code on 2.0 framework.

2. if the above the scenario is not possible will I be able to run the
1.1 code in a system that has got only 2.0 framework installed.

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Michael Nemtsev [MVP]
 
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Default Re: Dot net 1.1 in Dot net 2.0 - 12-28-2007 , 08:04 AM






Hello Nishanth,

use <requiredRuntime> tag of app.config
but sometimes it doesnt help and FW 1.1 is required even u point 2.0 version

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N> I have a code that is compiled and runs in VS 2003, which i believe
N> runs 1.1 frameworks,
N>
N> I want to know if we can do any of the following
N>
N> 1. I want to compile the code in 1.1 framework but run on 2.0
N> framework in the same machine, as I believe it is not possible to
N> configure VS 2003 to run and compile the code on 2.0 framework.
N>
N> 2. if the above the scenario is not possible will I be able to run
N> the 1.1 code in a system that has got only 2.0 framework installed.
N>



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