C# v2.0

[coltrane]

I currently have VS V7.1 which uses the 1.1 .Net Framework.
Do I need to upgrade my VS If I wanted to use the 2.0 framework?
I need to use C# 2.0

thanks for the feedback
john

[Michael Kremser]

I currently have VS V7.1 which uses the 1.1 .Net Framework.

Do I need to upgrade my VS If I wanted to use the 2.0 framework?
I need to use C# 2.0

thanks for the feedback
john

If you want to program in C# 2.0, you need VS 8 which targets .net FX
2.0.

Normally, you can run .net 1.x applications you wrote in VS 7.x on
systems that have .net 2.0 installed as well (there is no need to
compile them with a 2.0 compiler to let them run under 2.0).

HTH

Michael

[Chris Fulstow]

Yes, you need to upgrade to Visual Studio 2005. You'll still be able
to target .NET 1.1 platforms if you need to, using MSBee:
http://www.codeplex.com/Wiki/View.as...jectName=MSBee

--
Chris Fulstow
MCP, MCTS
http://chrisfulstow.blogspot.com/
coltrane wrote:

I currently have VS V7.1 which uses the 1.1 .Net Framework.
Do I need to upgrade my VS If I wanted to use the 2.0 framework?
I need to use C# 2.0

thanks for the feedback
john

[coltrane]

thanks

On Oct 19, 9:38 am, "Chris Fulstow" <[e-mail]:

Yes, you need to upgrade to Visual Studio 2005. You'll still be able
to target .NET 1.1 platforms if you need to, using MSBee:http://www.codeplex.com/Wiki/View.as...jectName=MSBee

--
Chris Fulstow
MCP, MCTShttp://chrisfulstow.blogspot.com/

coltrane wrote:

I currently have VS V7.1 which uses the 1.1 .Net Framework.
Do I need to upgrade my VS If I wanted to use the 2.0 framework?
I need to use C# 2.0

thanks for the feedback

john- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -

[chanmm]

If you only need C# in some small apps, you can actually download the C#
2005Express:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/ex...p/default.aspx

chanmm
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thanks

On Oct 19, 9:38 am, "Chris Fulstow" <[e-mail]:

>Yes, you need to upgrade to Visual Studio 2005. You'll still be able
to target .NET 1.1 platforms if you need to, using
MSBee:http://www.codeplex.com/Wiki/View.as...jectName=MSBee

--
Chris Fulstow
MCP, MCTShttp://chrisfulstow.blogspot.com/

coltrane wrote:

I currently have VS V7.1 which uses the 1.1 .Net Framework.
Do I need to upgrade my VS If I wanted to use the 2.0 framework?
I need to use C# 2.0

thanks for the feedback

john- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -