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So do you need to install the .net 3.5 framework to run .net 3.5 assemblies, or will these assemblies work with .net 2.0?
Quoted: Yesterday I had a discussion on an internal Microsoft Developers meeting about the status of .NET 3.5. We had presented that .NET 3.0 is an extension of .NET 2.0, and not a new version. My statement that the status of .NET 3.5 is the same, it is basically .NET 2.0 with extra features, was received sceptically.
Just to prove I'm right, here my observations.
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