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TheMonkey replied

10 November 2006, 14:57
Yeah it installs another set of MMC plugins for 2.0 separately so you get 2 sets for different framework versions. The apps use the version specified in app.config / whatever.

Sorry I didn't get what you meant - I rarely use that - I prefer gacutil.exe
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ratewhore replied

10 November 2006, 12:00
I mean the configuration tool normally found under 'administrative tools'.
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TheMonkey replied

10 November 2006, 11:10
What do mean by configuration tool?
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ratewhore started a topic dotnet framework question

10 November 2006, 11:09
dotnet framework question

Quickie:

Do I need to install the SDK to have the configuration tool in dotnet framework 2.0? It was there when I installed the framework only in 1.1.

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