migration - vs2005 and .net3.0

[(js)]

sorry for ma bad english
sorry for maybe a little boring question
but I want to ask if it is possible writing a .net3.0
programs in vs2005. The company I am working in
want to migrate project from vs2003 and .net1.0
to vs2005 and .net2.0 framework but all things are
not clear for me and I have
question - it is not better to migrate to .net3.0
(we have only licenses on vs2005, nothing new)

thanks in advance
K.

[Kevin Spencer]

There are free downloads for Visual Studio 2005 that enable you to extend it
to support .Net 3.0, which is actually .Net 2.0 plus WCF, WPF, and WWF. See
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/aa718332.aspx

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP

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FTP Client Classes, Enhanced Data Controls, much more.
DSI PrintManager, Miradyne Component Libraries:
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sorry for ma bad english
sorry for maybe a little boring question
but I want to ask if it is possible writing a .net3.0
programs in vs2005. The company I am working in
want to migrate project from vs2003 and .net1.0
to vs2005 and .net2.0 framework but all things are
not clear for me and I have
question - it is not better to migrate to .net3.0
(we have only licenses on vs2005, nothing new)

thanks in advance
K.

[Marc Gravell]

..Net 3.0 is fine in VS2005, although you might need to download the
WCF / WPF / WF extensions from Microsoft. .Net 3.0 still uses version
2.0 of the CLR, which is what VS2005 targets.

Marc

[(js)]

On 22 Maj, 13:41, "Kevin Spencer" <[e-mail]:

There are free downloads for Visual Studio 2005 that enable you to extend it
to support .Net 3.0, which is actually .Net 2.0 plus WCF, WPF, and WWF. Seehttp://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/aa718332.aspx

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP

Much TNX Kevin Spencer - Much TNX Marc Gravell - good news it is. :)

K.