I am running VS.Net 2002 now, which runs on .Net runtime
version 1.0. Is there a way that you can tell VS.Net to
use a different version of .Net framewrok, like v1.1, as
the engine, without having to upgrade VS.Net to version
2003?

Thanks for any inputs.

In article <092501c3926e$b5a51a60$(E-Mail Removed)>, (E-Mail Removed)
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> I am running VS.Net 2002 now, which runs on .Net runtime
> version 1.0. Is there a way that you can tell VS.Net to
> use a different version of .Net framewrok, like v1.1, as
> the engine, without having to upgrade VS.Net to version
> 2003?

Not that I know of. VS.NET 2002 only targets the 1.0 framework. VS.NET
2003 can target 1.0 or 1.1.

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Patrick Steele
Microsoft .NET MVP
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* "feng" <(E-Mail Removed)> scripsit:
> I am running VS.Net 2002 now, which runs on .Net runtime
> version 1.0. Is there a way that you can tell VS.Net to
> use a different version of .Net framewrok, like v1.1, as
> the engine, without having to upgrade VS.Net to version
> 2003?

No. You will have to update to VS.NET 2003.

--
Herfried K. Wagner
MVP · VB Classic, VB.NET
<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet>

Hi Feng, nope. VS2002 is built around .NET 1.0, VS2003 is built around .NET
1.1

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> I am running VS.Net 2002 now, which runs on .Net runtime
> version 1.0. Is there a way that you can tell VS.Net to
> use a different version of .Net framewrok, like v1.1, as
> the engine, without having to upgrade VS.Net to version
> 2003?
>
> Thanks for any inputs.
>
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