One of the biggest change on the Visual Studio 2008 is that it already support "Multi-Targeting" which means that you can create projects in Visual Studio using multiple versions of the .NET Framework. Developers will now be able to open an existing project or create a new one with VS 2008 no matter what version of the .NET Framework was used. Features, controls, projects, item-templates, and assembly references that don't work with that version of the current open project framework will be hidden, and when you build your application you can choose the framework of the compiled output and copy it onto a machine that has only the same .NET Framework installed.If you are creating a new project, you can select the target framework on the drop-down located at the right-corner of the new project dialog box as shown below.
To upgrade an existing project, you can right-click on the project in the solution explorer and clicks properties page:
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