Just like you did not need to install the .NET Framework v1.0 or the .NET
Framework v1.1 /unless/ you had an application that was written with .NET
technologies, and thus required the Framework, you also will not need to
install the .NET Framework v2.0 /until/ you have an application that was
written with .NET v2 technologies.


"Lars-Erik Østerud" <.@.> wrote in message news:Ccvcf.627$zc1.7@amstwist00...
> Jerry:
>
>> You should leave both .NET frameworks on your sytem. If memory serves me
>> right I read that version 2.0 does not replace 1.1 - some programs still
>> require the older one.
>
> MS is an expert in wasting HD space then :-)
> (2.0 took a lot more that 90MB after install)
>
> OK, so if I don't have any programs needing 2.0 I could stick with 1.1
> and on my home PC I don't need 1.1 either, my Office PC needs 1.1....
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