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I wonder if it is possible to catch exceptions in the following case:
The application can be run with an older .net framework version (2.0 or 3.0) but when the application tries to use a feature of a newer framework version (3.5) (since it may not be installed on the system), an exception is thrown. Is there any way to catch this?
Thanks in advance
If you build .net 3.5 application, you can’t launch it on an older .net 2.0 environment.