VB.NET 2008 not backward compatable?
- From: "tiki99 via DotNetMonster.com" <u42576@uwe>
- Date: Fri, 17 Apr 2009 16:28:05 GMT
I have vb.net 2008 express edition. I was under the impression that xp
service packs(at least sp3) included .NET frameworks. I also believed that if
a computer had any .NET framework, my code would run on it as it would be
backward compatable. Boy am I naive. I sent someone an .exe who has .NET
framework 1.1 and it wouldn't launch, saying "v2.0.5072" was required. Is it
the version of the controls I am using or just the IDE that determines what
framework is required? If the code is compiled with an vb express 2005 IDE,
will it run on 1.1? If not, how can I know what version of vb.net will run on
what version of .NET Framework??
Thanks for any help,
Bob
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