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david manvell
I have both Microsoft .net framework 1.1 and 3.5 installed on my computer. Do
I need both?
I need both?
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Paul Montgomery
david said:I have both Microsoft .net framework 1.1 and 3.5 installed on my computer. Do
I need both?
If you have a program that requires .net framework 1.1, then you'll know
it after you uninstall the framework.
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Mr. Arnold
David, this Paul Montgomery is a FAKE.
It is "Chicken Little Dick" posting, a crazy spoofer here!.
It is "Chicken Little Dick" posting, a crazy spoofer here!.
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Mr. Arnold
Mr. Arnold, I presume!
I am right behind you!
Hehehehehehe!
I am right behind you!
Hehehehehehe!
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Paul Montgomery
Mr. Arnold said:David, this Paul Montgomery is a FAKE.
It is "Chicken Little Dick" posting, a crazy spoofer here!.
Any way David, the information is correct and Mr. Arnold cannot deny it.
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Paul Montgomery
<snipped>
Like I told the old man, you can chase until the cows come home.
Like I told the old man, you can chase until the cows come home.
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Paul Montgomery
Mr. Arnold, how did you get your nose opened like this?
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Andrew Rossmann
I have both Microsoft .net framework 1.1 and 3.5 installed on my computer. Do
I need both?
Yes. I think 1.x was different enough that there is no support for it in
later versions. I'm not certain about 2.0 and if 3.5 supports it or not.
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Malke
david said:I have both Microsoft .net framework 1.1 and 3.5 installed on my computer.
Do I need both?
Yes if something you have installed needs it. All the versions of .Net
Framework - 1.1, 2.0, 3.5, etc. - are completely separate and different
from each other. IOW, they are not versions of the same program. Software
you have installed was built using some flavor of .Net and if you
uninstall .Net, that program won't work.
Malke
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Ollis
david manvell said:I have both Microsoft .net framework 1.1 and 3.5 installed on my computer. Do
I need both?
Yes, you should be able to uninstall .net framework 1.1.
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Malke
Ollis said:Yes, you should be able to uninstall .net framework 1.1.
He can uninstall it, but if some program requires it that program will cease
to work. See my previous reply to the OP.
Malke
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PvdG42
david manvell said:I have both Microsoft .net framework 1.1 and 3.5 installed on my computer.
Do
I need both?
That depends on whether you have applications installed that require v1.1
specifically. If you remove v1.1 and some of your applications no longer
work, then you'll know for sure. Unless you have some specific reason for
*needing* to remove v1.1, I'd suggest you leave it alone.
..NET Framework v1.0, v1.1 and v2.0 are separate entities. v3.0 an v3.5 are,
essentially, add-ons to v2.0. As you say you have v3.5 installed, you
actually have v2.0 + v3.0 and v3.5.
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david manvell
PvdG42 said:That depends on whether you have applications installed that require v1.1
specifically. If you remove v1.1 and some of your applications no longer
work, then you'll know for sure. Unless you have some specific reason for
*needing* to remove v1.1, I'd suggest you leave it alone.
..NET Framework v1.0, v1.1 and v2.0 are separate entities. v3.0 an v3.5 are,
essentially, add-ons to v2.0. As you say you have v3.5 installed, you
actually have v2.0 + v3.0 and v3.5.
Is there a way to check to see the last time .net framework 1.1 was accessed?
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PvdG42
david manvell said:Is there a way to check to see the last time .net framework 1.1 was
accessed?
Not that I know of, but maybe somebody else here has an idea.