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At home, I compiled a DLL using VB.Net. When I NETLOAD the DLL at work and try to run a command, I get the following message: FATAL ERROR: Unsupported version of Windows Presentation Foundation.

Unfamiliar with WPF, I thought maybe if I installed the .Net 4.0 framework onto both computers and recompile with a new project this would resolve my problem. It didn’t.

Then I thought maybe if I install Microsofts Express compiler at work this would be the solution. Well, my beloved IT department prevented the installation. Grrrrrr.

Any suggestion?

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I'm no expert but I think I had to compile the DLL in net 3.5 to get it to work. One of my early VB.NET threads here shows my final solution if you can find it. I won't be at work until some time next week to check and I will have forgotten about this thread by then.

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I don't know what the problem is!!! At home, I'm using AutoCAD 2010 just like work but that doesn't matter because I convinced my IT department to install VB express 2008.

I removed all the references (dll's) and reselected the references at work, recompiled AND I STILL GET THE SAME FATAL ERROR.

 

I miss VBA.

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My original DLL works fine. The error was performing NETLOAD from a server. When I copied the DLL to my hard drive it works great.

I'm confused but happy.

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