Neil,

>Back on October 28. 2005 I received an email notification that MM.NET 2.0 was available for download. The email further advised that this version only supports Windows Forms, not Web Forms.

You should have received a message in December announcing MM .NET 2.0's support for ASP.NET 2.0

>What version of mm.net should I download if I am developing asp.net web applications in vs 2005?

You need MM .NET 2.0 for VS 2005 and MM .NET 1.4.2 for VS 2003

>Can I run both 1.1 .net and 2.n .net applications, built with the mm.net framework, on the same computer? Can I continue to support vs 2003 web applications and vs 2005 web applications on the same computer. Or do I have to convert all of my 1.1 .net apps to 2.n .net apps?

Yes, you can. Here is a link to an article that tells you how to do this:

http://www.codeguru.com/csharp/.net/net_asp/miscellaneous/article.php/c10879/

>Are there any special steps that must be performed on applications built upon the mm.net framework during the upgrade from vs2003 to vs 2005?

There is a Web Project Conversion Wizard that comes with VS 2005 that converts your ASP.NET 1.x projects to ASP.NET 2.0. Microsoft has released an updated version of this wizard you can download from this link:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=7CECD652-FC04-4EF8-A28A-25C5006677D8&displaylang=en

After running this wizard, you just need to remove any references to MM .NET 2003 assemblies from your web project and add MM .NET 2005 assembly references back in. If there are any references to MM .NET 2003 assemblies in your web.config assembly, just repoint these to MM .NET 2005 assemblies and you're done!

Best Regards,