While creating a Windows Form Application, I selected target to .Net Framework 4.0. Now I would like to build it to .Net Framework 2.0. How can I do it using Visual Studio 2010?
For work, the specification on my project is to use .Net 2.0 so I don\'t get the handy CopyTo function brought about later on.
Some back story: I have searched both stackoverflow and Google to figure out the origin of this particular exception.
I\'m considering publishing an an ASP.NET MVC 3 app under a SharePoint 2010 application on IIS (not inside SharePoint as a SPSite or whatnot, just a regular IIS application for SSO-integration w开发者
I have a solution with a bunch of 2.0 vb library projects and I want to add a 4.0 c# library project, so I can reference one of the vb projects in my c# project.Is this possib开发者_如何学Cle?It depen
I want to use LINQ on machines with only .NET Framework 2.0 installed. I\'ve alread read about LINQBri开发者_JAVA百科dge. But can\'t I simply set \"copy local\" to the referenced assemblies like Syst
I have two very similar classes that do essentially the same thing. The only difference is in a callback handler provided to an instance of each class. The callback handlers are different and they are
How I can reuse an app config of an existing application? Given that the app config is located in a common repository of a network accessible for all.
I\'m trying to create a simple 8-bit png writer, and I\'ve got all the chunks being written correctly except the IDAT chunk (the important one).I believe my problem is in the compression.I\'ve tried u
Pretty self-explanatory. I have a n开发者_运维技巧eed for a service to notify my client app if something happens, but the app is in .net 2.0 and I am loath to upgrade just for this functionality.
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