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Updating Visual Studio to .NET 1.1

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    I've been using Visual Studio 7.0 to develop a C# application for a while. Today, I downloaded and installed the .NET 1.1 framework and SDK. But I can't figure out how to get Visual Studio to start using the new version of the SDK. If I rebuild my project and run, it's still using .NET 1.0... you can see this in the output: 'DefaultDomain': Loaded 'c:\winnt\microsoft.net\framework\v1.0.3705\mscorlib.dll', ... ... How do I get Visual Studio to start using the new version? Part of my problem may be that I didn't install Visual Studio in its default location. I put Visual Studio in one place, but I installed the new SDK in the default place (i.e., Program Files). I hope that I don't have to buy another copy of Visual Studio just to use the new SDK :(

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      I've been using Visual Studio 7.0 to develop a C# application for a while. Today, I downloaded and installed the .NET 1.1 framework and SDK. But I can't figure out how to get Visual Studio to start using the new version of the SDK. If I rebuild my project and run, it's still using .NET 1.0... you can see this in the output: 'DefaultDomain': Loaded 'c:\winnt\microsoft.net\framework\v1.0.3705\mscorlib.dll', ... ... How do I get Visual Studio to start using the new version? Part of my problem may be that I didn't install Visual Studio in its default location. I put Visual Studio in one place, but I installed the new SDK in the default place (i.e., Program Files). I hope that I don't have to buy another copy of Visual Studio just to use the new SDK :(

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      I hope that I don't have to buy another copy of Visual Studio just to use the new SDK I know you may not want to but you can upgrade to VS 2003 just for a "cost-of-materials" price, i.e., about $30. However, there should be a way to do what you want but I've no idea how! Kevin

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        I've been using Visual Studio 7.0 to develop a C# application for a while. Today, I downloaded and installed the .NET 1.1 framework and SDK. But I can't figure out how to get Visual Studio to start using the new version of the SDK. If I rebuild my project and run, it's still using .NET 1.0... you can see this in the output: 'DefaultDomain': Loaded 'c:\winnt\microsoft.net\framework\v1.0.3705\mscorlib.dll', ... ... How do I get Visual Studio to start using the new version? Part of my problem may be that I didn't install Visual Studio in its default location. I put Visual Studio in one place, but I installed the new SDK in the default place (i.e., Program Files). I hope that I don't have to buy another copy of Visual Studio just to use the new SDK :(

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        Actually, Visual Studio 2002 only targets NET 1.0.You you can not use the .NET 1.1 from within Visual Studio 2002.:(:( To build a .NET 1.1 App you have two options: 1. Use Visual Studio to write and organize your files and then use the command line compiler on the 1.1 SDK folder to build your app (but remember that NET 1.1 introduces some code-breaking changes to NET 1.0) 2. Upgrade to Visual Studio 2003

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          I hope that I don't have to buy another copy of Visual Studio just to use the new SDK I know you may not want to but you can upgrade to VS 2003 just for a "cost-of-materials" price, i.e., about $30. However, there should be a way to do what you want but I've no idea how! Kevin

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          Not if you're an academic:mad:

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