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    Hello, Im writing an application based on .NET 4 framework but in my application i am using an assembley based on .NET 2 framework. What do i need to to combine those two? Thanks

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      Hello, Im writing an application based on .NET 4 framework but in my application i am using an assembley based on .NET 2 framework. What do i need to to combine those two? Thanks

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      You don't need to do anything. You can reference the 2.0 assembly in your project like any other assembly


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        Hello, Im writing an application based on .NET 4 framework but in my application i am using an assembley based on .NET 2 framework. What do i need to to combine those two? Thanks

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        If a .net dll is built in lower version(2.0),it can be easily used in higher version(4.0) by just referencing it. I want to explain one more thing related to that- But the the same dll is built in higher version(4.0), it can not used in Lower version(2.0) because .net does not support forward to backword compatibility that means upper to lower.

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