Silverlight Project - FW Version conflicts

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I re-compiled a SL 4 project, which was created before my CPU changed, and got failed at multiple points. I believe that the failures are mainly due to FW version conflicts. E.g., in my projects, some of the Dlls are listed below:

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ESRI.ArcGIS.Client   V4.030319
Microsoft.CSharp      V2.0.507272
Microsoft.Expression.Controls   V5.0.5.0
Microsoft.Expression.Interactions  V4.030319
mscorlib     V2.0.507272
System      V2.0.507272
System.Windows      V2.0.507272
System.Windows.Controls          V2.0.507272
System.Windows.Controls.Data.DataForm.Toolkit      V4.030319
System.Windows.Controls.Data.Input          V2.0.507272
System.Windows.Controls.Navigation         V2.0.507272
System.Windows.Interactivity   V4.030319
System.Xml   V2.0.507272
System.Xml.Ling     V4.030319

In the .csproj file, the TargetFrameVersion is 4.0:

<TargetFrameworkVersion>v4.0</TargetFrameworkVersion>

Appreciate if you can share your experience.

Posted 28-Aug-14 4:16am

s yu

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[no name] 28-Aug-14 19:33pm

Well... since you asked. It's been my experience that if you expect people to read your mind or look over your should at your monitor to try and figure out what you think "failed at multiple points" means, you will probably not be getting too many meaningful answers.

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