IDE: ClassName Combo SortOrder?

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James Goodman

In the IDE apparently, depending on the .NET framework version, the Class
Names are listed in two orders:

Framework 1.0 - The order in which they are instantiated.
Framework 1.1 - Alphabetically.

I have both the 1.0 & 1.1 frameworks installed. I believe this is completely
normal. This leads to a problem. I want my classes to be sorted
alphabetically, al-la 1.1, but they are sorted al-la 1.0.

If I goto Help - About VB.NET I get my .NET framework listed as 1.0, even
though 1.1 is installed.

So I have two questions:
1. Am I correct in thinking both versions, 1.0 & 1.1 are required for
correct functionality?
2. How can I get VS.NET to realise V1.1 of the framework is installed, & use
this instead? In the IDE apparently, depending on the .NET framework
version, the Class Names are listed in two orders:

Framework 1.0 - The order in which they are instantiated.
Framework 1.1 - Alphabetically.

I have both the 1.0 & 1.1 frameworks installed. I believe this is completely
normal. This leads to a problem. I want my classes to be sorted
alphabetically, al-la 1.1, but they are sorted al-la 1.0.

If I goto Help - About VB.NET I get my .NET framework listed as 1.0, even
though 1.1 is installed.

So I have two questions:
1. Am I correct in thinking both versions, 1.0 & 1.1 are required for
correct functionality?
2. How can I get VS.NET to realise V1.1 of the framework is installed, & use
this instead?
 
* "James Goodman said:
In the IDE apparently, depending on the .NET framework version, the Class
Names are listed in two orders:

Framework 1.0 - The order in which they are instantiated.
Framework 1.1 - Alphabetically.

I have both the 1.0 & 1.1 frameworks installed. I believe this is completely
normal. This leads to a problem. I want my classes to be sorted
alphabetically, al-la 1.1, but they are sorted al-la 1.0.

If I goto Help - About VB.NET I get my .NET framework listed as 1.0, even
though 1.1 is installed.

So I have two questions:
1. Am I correct in thinking both versions, 1.0 & 1.1 are required for
correct functionality?
2. How can I get VS.NET to realise V1.1 of the framework is installed, & use
this instead? In the IDE apparently, depending on the .NET framework
version, the Class Names are listed in two orders:
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VS.NET 2002 cannot be used with the .NET Framework 1.1. You will have
to upgrade to VS.NET 2003 in order to use .NET 1.1.
 
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