Hi all,

I've developed a few controls with VS.NET 2003, FW 1.1.
Now some customers request 1.0/2002 versions. With an .exe
this is no problem, I can configure the target and use app.config.
I've found a few posts on this issue, but they all related to
exe, not to libs.

But for a winforms control library there is not such an option.

How can I compile (preferred on command line, using csc.exe) my
winforms usercontrol project into an assembly, that runs on
Framework 1.0 and let the users add the controls to the toolbox
of VS.NET 2002?

Thanks for any ideas.

-Joerg

"Jörg Krause" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> I've developed a few controls with VS.NET 2003, FW 1.1.
> Now some customers request 1.0/2002 versions. With an .exe
> this is no problem, I can configure the target and use app.config.
> I've found a few posts on this issue, but they all related to
> exe, not to libs.
>
> But for a winforms control library there is not such an option.
>
> How can I compile (preferred on command line, using csc.exe) my
> winforms usercontrol project into an assembly, that runs on
> Framework 1.0 and let the users add the controls to the toolbox
> of VS.NET 2002?
>

Just use the csc.exe from the 1.0 framework.

David

> "Joerg Krause" wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I've developed a few controls with VS.NET 2003, FW 1.1.
> > Now some customers request 1.0/2002 versions. With an .exe
> > this is no problem, I can configure the target and use app.config.
> > I've found a few posts on this issue, but they all related to
> > exe, not to libs.
> >
> > But for a winforms control library there is not such an option.
> >
> > How can I compile (preferred on command line, using csc.exe) my
> > winforms usercontrol project into an assembly, that runs on
> > Framework 1.0 and let the users add the controls to the toolbox
> > of VS.NET 2002?
> >
>
> Just use the csc.exe from the 1.0 framework.
>
> David
>

Yes, thank you...this is so obvious, I should switch brain on next time.

-Joerg