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Originally Posted by GlobalExplorer
@Cdre Gibs: You might have dotNET 2.0 installed. My new version lets you continue the installation, though my dotNET check is not successful.
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Are you using the userAgent string? Try this method...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de.../useragent.asp
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Originally Posted by GlobalExplorer
I haven't tried it with dotNET 2.0 yet, but Microsoft says it should be compatible.
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:rotfl: Yeah, MS will have you believe that won't they? That's why you still need 1.1 to run apps developed with 1.1 and 2.0 to run apps developed with 2.0. Cdre Gibs has found this out by the sounds of things...
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Originally Posted by GlobalExplorer
@Skweetis: Can you confirm that 1.1 and 2.0 can be installed on the same machine? It should work, though I would like to hear it from someone who has actually tested it.
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The answer is yes. Curiously, have you visited the
.NET Framework Developer Center?
General note especially for XP SP2 users: Don't forget to update your .NET Framework 1.1 via Windows Update!