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Can you use a .NET 4.0 dll in a 3.5 project?

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Can you use a .NET 4.0 dll in a 3.5 project?

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patrick Avatar asked Sep 24 '10 21:09

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Nope. You can use a .Net 3.5 assembly in a 4.0 project, but not the other way around.

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