.net-1.1

Environment Windows XP SP3 x32 Visual Studio 2005 Standard Windows Mobile/Pocket PC 2003 .NET Compact Framework 1.0 SP3 and .NET Framework 1.1 Honeywell Dolphin 9500 Handheld Barcode Scanner Goal I have a three form application and an external class (Program.cs) that has the application entry point, Main() . The main form loads first and then, from within MainForm_Load(...) , instantiates/shows a new form kind of like a splash screen. I want all three forms to be maximized. All three forms have the following properties set: this.FormBorderStyle = System.Windows.Forms.FormBorderStyle.None; this

I have inherited a .NET Framework 1.1 web site that I must host with IIS 7 on Windows Server 2008. I'm having some trouble. 1. Installation I installed .NET Framework 1.1 following these instructions . The installation automatically created a new Application Pool "ASP.NET 1.1". I use that. 2. Trouble When I launch the web site I see web.config runtime errors: The tag contains an invalid value for the 'culture' attribute. I fix that one and then see: Child nodes are not allowed. I don't want to keep playing this whack-a-mole game. Something must be wrong. 3. Am I sure this is .NET 1.1? I

Is it possible to have two virtual directories under the same website in IIS but have the virtual directories be using different versions of the .net framework? For example, under the default website, can I have one virtual directory targeting the 2.0 framework and a second virtual directory targeting the 1.1 framework? This is for IIS 6, thanks! You are not saying which version of IIS you are using, but for 6.0 and up, just assign them to different application pools, and set the pools to use the right version of .Net. You have to create an "application" for both of the virtual directories,

I am migrating a method that is used for decoding from .NET Framework 1.1 to .NET Framework 4. I noticed that implementation of Random changed. So given the same seed, Random.NextBytes returns different result. So if I run the following code. byte[] bytes = new byte[4]; System.Random random = new System.Random(50); random.NextBytes(bytes); for(int i=0; i< bytes.Length; i++) { Console.WriteLine("bytes[" + i + "] = " + bytes[i]); } Under .NET Framework 1.1 it returns: bytes[0] = 216 bytes[1] = 124 bytes[2] = 183 bytes[3] = 58 Under .NET framework 4 it returns: bytes[0] = 154 bytes[1] = 49 bytes

Is it possible to create and maintain a .Net framework 1.1 application with Visual Studio 2005? Actually there is a MSBuild extension that allow this scenario. It is called MSBee and you can find it on CodePlex. MSBuild Extras – Toolkit for .NET 1.1 “MSBee” is an addition to MSBuild that allows developers to build managed applications using Visual Studio 2005 projects that target .NET 1.1. No visual studio 2005 only allows you to work with .net 2.0 and above. Actually, yes, you can, but it's not pretty and you still need .Net 1.1 on the machine. What you can't do is use Visual Studio to