Building for a previous version of the .NET runtime

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Not directly. As long as the software you are coding does not use VS 2005
specific FUD (2.0 Framework actually), you can code against the earlier
compilers, however. You will have to command line compile to do this.

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Hmm. That's a shame. Well, can you maybe point me to the documentation for
how to specify the Framework version at command-line compilation?

Alex
 
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