Thread: changing the version of .net used in visual c# 2005

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    changing the version of .net framework used in visual c# 2005

    Is it possible to change the version of .net used in viusal C# 2005 beta? You can do it in #Develope so I thought why not here?
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    I couldn't find an easy way to do it inside Visual Studio 2005 beta. The problem is the designer generates version 2.0 code, and its closely coupled with all the new features in 2.0. You could use the beta version and then compile using the command line (look up CSC), but I'll bet there will be a good chunk of code the designer puts in that won't let you compile.

    SharpDevelop lets you use other runtimes because its not as tied in to all the features.

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    Yes I was reading on MSDN that someone said you couldn't but I didn't belive them fully. But then I read that visual c# 2005 beta will expire in mid March maybe so I am droping it now.

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