Long answer:
If it is like the 1.1 beta, you can hack the registry and get this
functionality. The results:
1. You can compile in the newer framework
2. The designers do not work
3. You break most of the functionality of Visual Studio
But, you can compile a different framework.
Short answer:
Even if you get it to compile, it is not worth the trip.
The two will install side-by-side, if you need to work with VS 2005. If you
are really set in using 2.0 funcationality with 1.1, you can set up a web
service with 2.0 and call it from 1.1 (SOAP is native to both). This is slow
for core functionality, but will allow you to set up the 2.0 class and then
use it (via adding a web reference) in 1.1.
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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
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