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VB.NET "Enable application framework" with side by side assembly
I am facing very odd problem here. I have a VB.NET application where I am using Native (VB6) COM Component with side by side assembly. (using exe manifest file) All is working fine if I uncheck "Enable application framework" in project settings. Application is working fine on Windows 2003 with side-by-side COM (no need to register dll).
But if I enable application framework then one of my old server Windows 2003 is not able to loading the application because it is not able to find "Microsoft.Windows.Common-controls" version 6.
My question is what does "Enable application framework" do? I am not able to get much information about how does it changes assembly reference in the application?
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