We’re considering writing the next version of out project in using .Net 3, but are wondering if we can take the hit on forcing end users to install the .net framework version 3.
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We’re considering writing the next version of out project in using .Net 3, but are wondering if we can take the hit on forcing end users to install the .net framework version 3.
If you want to ensure you are only using .NET 2.0 compatible functionality then you should only use .NET 2.0 assemblies. Then you know your safe and sound.