Visual Studio 2005 and framework 1.1

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All,

I've have Visual Studio 2005, but I need to create an exe and some dlls that
will work with the 1.1 framework. All my efforts to create an exe and dlls
that will work on a machine without the 2.0 framework have failed. Is there
a way when compiling with 2005 to have your application function on a machine
with only the 1.1 framework?

Thanks

Stan
 
Hello Stan,

Nope, this topic will already discussed. No way to build 1.1 apps with VS2005

S> I've have Visual Studio 2005, but I need to create an exe and some
S> dlls that will work with the 1.1 framework. All my efforts to create
S> an exe and dlls that will work on a machine without the 2.0 framework
S> have failed. Is there a way when compiling with 2005 to have your
S> application function on a machine with only the 1.1 framework?

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cease to be insipid." (c) Friedrich Nietzsche
 
Stan said:
I've have Visual Studio 2005, but I need to create an exe and some dlls that
will work with the 1.1 framework. All my efforts to create an exe and dlls
that will work on a machine without the 2.0 framework have failed. Is there
a way when compiling with 2005 to have your application function on a machine
with only the 1.1 framework?
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There isn't yet, but there will be - hopefully soon. Search for
"msbee" for more details.
 
Short answer: NO!

Long answer: As long as you do not use 2.0 features, you can always set up a
command line compile. In fact, with a google search, you can find how to set
up MSBuild to auto build it for you. If you do not like that route, a simple
batch file to the compiler works, as well.

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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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If you are willing to play, you can "technically" do this right now. :-)

The best option today, is create a 1.1 project and add the files and compile
using VS .NET, of course.

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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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