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As we’ve noted before, Visual Studio 2008 doesn’t have multi-targeting support for Silverlight development. Generally speaking what this means is that if you install the Silverlight 3 tools, you have a Silverlight 3 development environment with VS2008. True multi-targeting for Silverlight in the IDE will come in Visual Studio 2010 (you can see how that works in this post).
NOTE: Visual Studio 2010 beta 1 (current version available at the time of this writing) does not fully support Silverlight 3 *release version* (also referred to ‘RTM’ or ‘RTW’) development. There are a few things missing in VS10 beta 1 for full...
If you’ve been playing around with Silverlight 2 for a bit now, you may have heard about/used the tool chiron.exe. It was a tool in the SDK that shipped in Beta 2 that was responsible (for among other things) at that time for packaging the XAP. Fast forward to release builds for Silverlight 2. No Chiron. Hey, what’s up? Chiron is still available for you if you want it. It is a part of the Silverlight Dynamic Languages SDK which is available on Codeplex. So if you need/want it, there you go. Some people were using Chiron...