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    Default Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0 still in SP 1

    The Redistributable Manager lists Microsoft .NET Framework version 2.0 Redistributable Package (x86) as version 2.1.21022. This is Service Pack 1. There is a newer Service Pack 2. Could this be changed so it is the later service pack that is being downloaded?

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    Default Re: Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0 still in SP 1

    Allan,

    Absolutely no problem. You can change this to whatever you want/need. The source code is available in: "rt_dotnetframework2_x86.sbi". Just download the .NET2 Framework redistributable from the Microsoft site and modify the include script. Line 93 checks if .NET2 is available. If it is available, %_SB_RETURNEX% contains the service pack number of the installed framework. In Line 126 and 131, you have to change the name of the redistributable from "NetFx20SP1_x86.exe" to the SP2 redistributable.

    But to be frank, I would not redistribute .NET2 as part of your setup.exe. Most machines already have it installed and why add the extra overhead? I would check if .NET2 is available and if this is not the case, open the Microsoft site and ask the user to download/install it. My $.02.

    If you need help with the above, let me know.

    Friedrich

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    Default Re: Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0 still in SP 1

    Hi Friedrich

    I came to the same conclusion to just check for the .NET installation.

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    Default Re: Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0 still in SP 1

    Perfect

    Friedrich

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