Change VS2005 C# project to use mscorlib 1.1

[docschnipp]

I have moved a project from VS2003 to VS2005 and now all references point to
..NET2.0 libs. How can I change this back to 1.1, but still use VS2005?

I need this for compatibility reasons.

thanks
doc

[docschnipp]

""Jeffrey Tan[MSFT]"" wrote:

Hi Doc,

Thanks for your feedback!

Oh, I am not sure I understand you completely. I assume you are using
VS.net2003 for the backup 1.1 project. Then why will the VS2005 affect this
1.1 project?

I was migrating without realising that it will break my "form1.cs" for .NET
1.1

I was getting used to VS2005 and I don't want to install both 2003 and 2005
on my current machine (not so much harddrive space), I also got so used to
the debugging and much better intellisense of 2005. I also have C++ projects
and use #pragma region to structure my code, so switching all the time makes
me annoyed :)

The main work in C# is the engine itself which is compilable in both
environments, I am keeping this source current in both project and use
VS2003/Monodevelop to compile the 1.1 version, but 2005 to debug and work
with it.

Thanks for your help,

doc

[Christopher Ireland]

"Jeffrey Tan[MSFT]" wrote:
So, on my daily life, I normally still use VS.net2003 to
| open/code/build .Net1.1 projects/solutions and use VS2005 for .Net2.0
| new projects. It will works well without affecting each other.

Just out of interest, which version of VS do you use for projects that you
want to run both under .NET 1.1 and .NET 2.0?

Many thanks!

--
Christopher Ireland

"To see what is in front of one's nose needs a constant struggle."
George Orwell

[Jeffrey Tan[MSFT]]

Hi Doc,

Thanks for your clarify!

Yep, all the background appears clear to me now. VS2005 has some production
improvement which will make our development much easier, however, it will
also introduce some unconformable because its changes. Personally, I like
the VS005 debugger support very much.:-) It is very convinient to set
symbol server path and check the symbol loading probing paths in VS2005.

Anyway, if you need further help or discussion, please feel free to post,
Thanks.

Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
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