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Free888
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n°1845612
07-22-2008 at 06:11:06 AM

Hello,

CCC is supposed to require .NET 2.0. If I install .NET 3.0 or above, do I still need to install .NET 2.0?

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n°1845615
07-22-2008 at 06:15:45 AM

No.

It's kinda like playing a DirectX 7 game on a PC with Vista which has DirectX 10. You don't install DirectX 7 on top of DirectX 10.


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n°1847235
07-25-2008 at 11:51:39 PM

I googled this earlier and read that each version of .NET works for different applications and that the different versions of .Net Framework are separate and not cumulative.


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n°1847435
07-26-2008 at 03:01:32 PM

I just installed .NET 3.0 on XP pro and it works fine with CCC :pfff:

when you install CCC it says "minimum" .NET 2.0 but i guess you can have higher


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