Re: .net frame work 3

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On Jun 25, 8:48 pm, "Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]" <hirf-spam-me-
h...@xxxxxx> wrote:
"Omar Abid" <omar.abid2...@xxxxxxxxx> schrieb:

Thx 4 reply what i want is that can i use .net frame work 3 instead of
version 2 in programing with vb2005

Yes and no. The programming languages and libraries which are part of .NET
2.0 have not changed with .NET 3.0. .NET 3.0 simply adds some additional
class libraries, which you can reference from within your projects.

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and can i use those new libraries ?

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