Is there a way to not specify a specific version of an assembly when you
add a reference in Visual Studio? The problem I'm having is that when I
add a reference to a GAC assembly (the Crystal Reports assemblies that
come with VS.NET) it specifies the version that's used in VS, I
9.5.something. But if I try to run this on a computer with a newer
assembly, say Crystal XI, it won't work.
I know I can change the publisher policies for the GAC but this doesn't
seem like a good idea as this would change all of the programs looking
for the crystal assembly. I've tried using config files but I can only
get my program to look for one version of the assembly, not a range or
just the most recent.
add a reference in Visual Studio? The problem I'm having is that when I
add a reference to a GAC assembly (the Crystal Reports assemblies that
come with VS.NET) it specifies the version that's used in VS, I
9.5.something. But if I try to run this on a computer with a newer
assembly, say Crystal XI, it won't work.
I know I can change the publisher policies for the GAC but this doesn't
seem like a good idea as this would change all of the programs looking
for the crystal assembly. I've tried using config files but I can only
get my program to look for one version of the assembly, not a range or
just the most recent.