Is this straight forward enough: I have 2 versions of the framework,
1.0 and 1.1 I want to save disk space, so can I simply go ahead and
uninstall version 1.0?

Will all my projects be OK?

Thanks, regards, dnw.

Might save space, but, all your apps written for 1.0 will not run. You will have to open them in VS.NET 2003 and recompile them
for them to work with 1.1 Framework. Besides, 20megs of space is not that big a deal anymore. (by the way, just uninstalling
1.0 framework and installing 1.1 will not work in VS.NET 2002)
Each version of Visual Studio is tied to a particular version of the framework. ( 1.0 w/2002, 1.1 w/2003 and
2.0 w/2005 (when it finally arrives).
james

<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Is this straight forward enough: I have 2 versions of the framework,
> 1.0 and 1.1 I want to save disk space, so can I simply go ahead and
> uninstall version 1.0?
>
> Will all my projects be OK?
>
> Thanks, regards, dnw.
>

Thanks. I will keep both versions. I think I must have VS.Net 2002
anyhow, because it was those install CDs that put version 1.0 of the
framework on my drive, even after I had already downloaded version 1.1
of the framework from the Windows update internet service!

<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Thanks. I will keep both versions. I think I must have VS.Net 2002
> anyhow, because it was those install CDs that put version 1.0 of the
> framework on my drive, even after I had already downloaded version 1.1
> of the framework from the Windows update internet service!


Yes, Windows Update offers 1.1 Framework so, that is probably how you ended up with both.
If you want to write some code with the 1.1 Framework, you can go to this link:
http://www.sharpdevelop.net/OpenSource/SD/Default.aspx

And download the latest version of SharpDevelop. It works fine with 1.1 Framework. You can write code in C# and VB.NET with
SharpDevelop and the best part............it's FREE!
It does not have all the features of VS.NET but, is pretty close for a free programming enviroment.
You will need to download the 1.1 Framework SDK from Microsoft's MSDN website in order to have all the Help files. But, other
than that, you get a really nice programming IDE with SharpDevelop.
Good luck.
james

Cool!

james wrote:
> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Thanks. I will keep both versions. I think I must have VS.Net
2002
> > anyhow, because it was those install CDs that put version 1.0 of
the
> > framework on my drive, even after I had already downloaded version
1.1
> > of the framework from the Windows update internet service!
>
>
> Yes, Windows Update offers 1.1 Framework so, that is probably how you
ended up with both.
> If you want to write some code with the 1.1 Framework, you can go to
this link:
> http://www.sharpdevelop.net/OpenSource/SD/Default.aspx
>
> And download the latest version of SharpDevelop. It works fine with
1.1 Framework. You can write code in C# and VB.NET with
> SharpDevelop and the best part............it's FREE!
> It does not have all the features of VS.NET but, is pretty close for
a free programming enviroment.
> You will need to download the 1.1 Framework SDK from Microsoft's MSDN
website in order to have all the Help files. But, other
> than that, you get a really nice programming IDE with SharpDevelop.
> Good luck.
> james