Hello,
Basically You have a refernce to one or more dll that corresponds to version
say version 1.0.0.0.1 in your project. When you build, it tries to copy it
to the bin directory and finds the dll's you copied there that is of
version 1.0.0.0.0
To fix this, do one of the following...
Simply reference the dll's from where they are, Visual studio will
automatically copy them to the bin directory when your build or run your
project.
If you want it referenced from within the bin directory (where you
already have put it) reference it from there (take out the old reference and
add the one from bin)
If you don't want it copied there (want it referenced in some other
location - would force you to deploy to the same location ...) then change
its property "copy Local" to false.
Regards
Scott Blood
C# Developer
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Am I missing something here? I am checking the radio button "Download
prerequisites from the same location as my application" so that I can
include the .Net 2.0 framework with my application setup. I created a VM
running Win2k copied over the setup (and the dotnetfx directory) and when
I run the install it just tries to install the dotnetfx from the Web ! !
What else so I need to do? Thanks!