Subject: Controls Moving to .NET 2.0/1.1 Soon
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Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2006 10:08:03 -0600

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As requested, we are upgrading all our control offerings so that they are natively built in .NET 2.0. We also will be doing native .NET 1.1 builds side-by-side with the new .NET 2.0 builds. Our intention going forward is to support the latest two .NET framework versions. Unfortunately this means that we will no longer support the .NET 1.0 framework after the next releases. This should not be a problem for 99% of developers out there since most have moved onto .NET 1.1 or 2.0 by now.

We have just released new builds of all our products that are intended to be the final .NET 1.0 builds. If you are a customer who only develops in VS 2002 / .NET 1.0, please download the latest maintenance releases immediately as they will only be available on our site for a limited time.

We anticipate follow-up releases in the next 2-3 weeks that will feature a new installer which is capable of installing either a native .NET 2.0 or .NET 1.1 build of our products (or both) and the corresponding sample projects.

If you have any questions regarding this move, please send us an e-mail.

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