.Net 3.5 client profile also has .Net framework 2.0?
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Is this assumption correct that if a machine has .Net framework 3.5 client profile it will also have .net framework 2.0 ? Given that 3.5 is incrementally built on 2.0 ?
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Well, generally speaking: no, not completely.
For example, ASP.NET, while included in .NET framework 2.0/1.x, is not part of the client profile.
Also of interest, perhaps: Differences between Microsoft .NET 4.0 full Framework and Client Profile
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