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I've been using VS2005 with ELB 3.1 and .NET 2.0 (I haven't been using any of
the .NET 3.0-specific features of ELB 3.1). Now I'm ready to migrate to .NET
3.0...
After installing the 3.0 Framework, how can I really tell if it's available
from VS2005? I understand that 3.0 is actually "2+" and that its not a
complete replacement for the 2.0 CLR or framework.
However, I expected that I would be able to see at least SOME of the new 3.0
assemblies from the VS2005 Add Reference '.NET' tab. But all I can see are
the 2.0 assemblies.
So, I suppose I'm asking: how do I really know - from the point of view of
VS2005 - that 3.0 is installed and accessible?
Thanks,
DT
the .NET 3.0-specific features of ELB 3.1). Now I'm ready to migrate to .NET
3.0...
After installing the 3.0 Framework, how can I really tell if it's available
from VS2005? I understand that 3.0 is actually "2+" and that its not a
complete replacement for the 2.0 CLR or framework.
However, I expected that I would be able to see at least SOME of the new 3.0
assemblies from the VS2005 Add Reference '.NET' tab. But all I can see are
the 2.0 assemblies.
So, I suppose I'm asking: how do I really know - from the point of view of
VS2005 - that 3.0 is installed and accessible?
Thanks,
DT