Framework 1 and ver 1.1

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  • andrewcw
    #1

    Framework 1 and ver 1.1

    I just installed VS studio .NET 1.1 on a different Laptop.
    My other machine has 1.0.

    When I pulled my projects in, I was told by VS that they
    would have to be converted to 1.1

    How is it that I work with multiple versions of .NET ? The
    other developer is on the earlier version. My
    organization tends to follow older versions. Is it
    possible to also use version 1. Also the other user
    has .NET enterprise and I just have professional. If he
    tries to install .NET 1.1 will his VS downgrade to VS
    Professinal. Seems it should be separate. How will this
    update appear to him ?? Thanks.
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    • Scott M.
      #2
      Re: Framework 1 and ver 1.1

      It really depends on the version of VS.NET you use.

      VS .NET 2002 uses 1.0
      VS .NET 2003 uses 1.1


      "andrewcw" <andrew.c.watts @boeing.com> wrote in message
      news:014101c372 37$ae46d030$a30 1280a@phx.gbl.. .[color=blue]
      > I just installed VS studio .NET 1.1 on a different Laptop.
      > My other machine has 1.0.
      >
      > When I pulled my projects in, I was told by VS that they
      > would have to be converted to 1.1
      >
      > How is it that I work with multiple versions of .NET ? The
      > other developer is on the earlier version. My
      > organization tends to follow older versions. Is it
      > possible to also use version 1. Also the other user
      > has .NET enterprise and I just have professional. If he
      > tries to install .NET 1.1 will his VS downgrade to VS
      > Professinal. Seems it should be separate. How will this
      > update appear to him ?? Thanks.[/color]


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        • Rob Windsor
          #3
          Re: Framework 1 and ver 1.1


          Andrew,

          When you upgrade a project from VS 2002 to VS 2003 a bunch of files get
          changed (sln, vbproj or vcproj, resx, etc). Once these changes are made VS
          2002 will no longer be able to open the file. There is a utility at
          http://www.codeproject.com/macro/vsconvert.asp that will reverse these
          changes so that you will be able to open the file in VS 2002 again. The
          utility comes with source code and a full description of the changes it
          makes to you project files.

          Hope this helps

          --
          Rob Windsor
          G6 Consulting
          Toronto, Canada


          "andrewcw" <andrew.c.watts @boeing.com> wrote in message
          news:014101c372 37$ae46d030$a30 1280a@phx.gbl.. .[color=blue]
          > I just installed VS studio .NET 1.1 on a different Laptop.
          > My other machine has 1.0.
          >
          > When I pulled my projects in, I was told by VS that they
          > would have to be converted to 1.1
          >
          > How is it that I work with multiple versions of .NET ? The
          > other developer is on the earlier version. My
          > organization tends to follow older versions. Is it
          > possible to also use version 1. Also the other user
          > has .NET enterprise and I just have professional. If he
          > tries to install .NET 1.1 will his VS downgrade to VS
          > Professinal. Seems it should be separate. How will this
          > update appear to him ?? Thanks.[/color]


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