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Is there anything to convert my .net 2.0 type files to .net 1.1?

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    Anthony Mushrow
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    Well i've been making an app in .net 2.0 with sharpdevelop - but ive been making sure to only use things available to .net 1.1 I like the way all the designer code goes in a seperate file, anyways, i go to compile it with .net 1.1 and it doesn't like all of this partial class nonsense. SO rather than ME combining the two files for each form, is there somehting that will do it for me?

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      Well i've been making an app in .net 2.0 with sharpdevelop - but ive been making sure to only use things available to .net 1.1 I like the way all the designer code goes in a seperate file, anyways, i go to compile it with .net 1.1 and it doesn't like all of this partial class nonsense. SO rather than ME combining the two files for each form, is there somehting that will do it for me?

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      Partial class just tells the compiler to include that source with the rest of it. If you want to compile in .net 1.1 just combine all the partial classes into one class, in one file.

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        Partial class just tells the compiler to include that source with the rest of it. If you want to compile in .net 1.1 just combine all the partial classes into one class, in one file.

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        So the answer is No, i have to do it myself? Aww, but i'm so lazy...

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