Framework Versions

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AnandVishy

If my clients have different versions of .NET Framework and they don't
want to install any other versions, does that mean I'll have to
compile the program separately for each Framework version?

For example, if one client has .NET Framework 1.0 and another uses
1.1, do I have to create a version of my program for the 1.0 and
another for the 1.1?

Thank you in advance!
 
For example, if one client has .NET Framework 1.0 and another uses
1.1, do I have to create a version of my program for the 1.0 and
another for the 1.1?
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No, one compiled for v1.0 will most likely run on v1.1 as well.



Mattias
 
Is their a command line tool that will show the version for the user from
the console?
 

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