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Q: 

Why .net client profile does not appear in Visual Studio 2008

I have Visual Studio 2008 but I don't see in Application tab, Target Profile Client.

Any idea why?

+2  A: 

I believe that's an SP1 feature.

John Saunders  2009-03-16 17:38:59
A: 

John is right, it is an SP1 feature. In SP1, it is on the Application "tab", underneath the Target Framework dropdown and is labelled "Client-only Framework subset".

Richard Szalay  2009-03-16 17:41:35

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