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I am currently developing a brand new hex editor for Windows 3.11, and I was wondering if I could use the latest version of .net.

Does windows 3.11 support .net 4.5 ?

Update: Apparently there is no possiblity to run .net 4.5, but is there any emulators or virtualization (vmware) for windows 3.11, so it will be possible to "hack in" .net versions?

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    In [this](http://stackoverflow.com/a/198925/650012) SO answer there is a list of Windows versions vs. .NET Framework versions. From this list you may conclude that Windows 98 is the earliest OS to support any version of .NET. – Anders Gustafsson Apr 26 '13 at 09:13
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No, Windows 3.11 dates from the early 1990s and as such pre-dates .net by a loooong time. You cannot run any version of .net on Windows 3.11, never mind bleeding edge .net 4.5.

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