To choose between .Net Framework 1.0 SP2 and 1.1

[PeteG]

Hi,
Could somebody please tell me - if I had both .Net Framework 1.0 SP2 and .Net Framework 1.1 on my PC, how could I specify within my C# project which version to use to build with?
Thanks
Pete

 

[Cagliostro]

.Net Framework could be downloaded for free, so I think is not a big financial problem any users do download and install the latest version. So, in my opinion, you do not need to specify it, use always the latest version.

Ion Filipski

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[PeteG]

I take the point but I have a project that has been built using 1.0 SP2. I COULD download the latest version but it is due to go live very soon and I don't want to expose myself to any last-minute glitches.

I suppose I was just curious about this. You can have multiple versions of the .Net Framework sitting side by side on one PC but, when it comes to working on your project in an IDE, how do you decide which version you will be using to build with?

 

[theoxyde]

Go with the version it was built and tested with.

If you were using Visual Studio 2003, you could go to:
Project --> Properties --> Common Properties --> General
There is a selector for Supported Runtimes where you can choose 1.0, 1.1, or both.

 

[PeteG]

Thanks theoxyde, that's just the sort of thing I was looking for. Only issue now is that I use Visual Studio.Net - do you know where I can select from supported runtimes in there because I have looked everywhere....

 

[theoxyde]

VS.NET 2002 doesn't have that option. It's a feature of VS.NET 2003.

 

[PeteG]

aah - thanks again