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how to recognize an assembly

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    hi all, i have a doubt regarding assembly version. How can i know the assembly get generated using which version of .net framework how can i identify using which version of .net framework(1.1 or 2.0) the assembly generated please revert me for any clarrification

    Thanks sri

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      hi all, i have a doubt regarding assembly version. How can i know the assembly get generated using which version of .net framework how can i identify using which version of .net framework(1.1 or 2.0) the assembly generated please revert me for any clarrification

      Thanks sri

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      hi,

      mukkanti007 wrote:

      How can i know the assembly get generated using which version of .net framework

      Assuming you know there is actually Assembly class in .NET Framework, good place to start is documentation for this class. Maybe there is some method how to get what you want? Surprisingy (not), there is one: Assembly.ImageRuntimeVersion[^]


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