Differences in NationalInstruments.ModularInstruments.Scope and NationalInstruments.ModularInstruments.NIScope classes

Hi,
I am using an old C# code which was built using the NI SCOPE .Net Class libraries version 1.1. I am resusing this code in my new project and I have installed MeasurementStudio2013, NI SCOPE .Net Class Libraries 2.0 and the NI-SCOPE 14.1 with Visual Studio 2013 and working on .Net Framework 4.5.1 (tried changing the version to 4.5 but nothing really changed)
The old code uses the library NationalInstruments.ModularInstruments.Scope where as I am working with NationalInstruments.ModularInstruments.NIScope (since newer version of .Net Libraries do not support NationalInstruments.ModularInstruments.Scope.)and I have hell lot of errors in my program since the classes used in old code are not supported by NationalInstruments.ModularInstruments.NIScope.
Example classes not supported by NationalInstruments.ModularInstruments.NIScope:
ScopeSession
ScopeSingleRecordMeasurementReader
ScopeSingleRecordReader
ScopeMultipleRecordMeasurementReader
ScopeMultipleRecordReader
ScopeReferenceTriggerType
ScopeChannelCoupling
etc and etc.
Are there any alternative classes for these in NationalInstruments.ModularInstruments.NIScope ?Please let me know if I am working on something not possible. What is the possible solution I can apply now ? I cannot degrade to 1.1 version because of Operating System and VS compatibility issues. If there is a comparison guide/ user manual that helps me figure out the differences between the two libraries ,that would help.
Thanks,
Priyanka

Hey, Priyanka
The 2.0 API download page details discusses the API incompatibility between the 1.1.1 and 2.0 .NET API. I have pasted this as follows for convenience:
Compatibility Notes
The NI-SCOPE 2.0.0 .NET Class Library is not compatible with the NI-SCOPE 1.1.1 and earlier .NET Class Libraries. To comply with IVI Foundation standards, the class hierarchy has been completely changed and design-time property caching has been removed. To upgrade an application that uses the NI-SCOPE 1.1.1 or earlier .NET Class Libraries to use 2.0.0 requires you to rewrite most of the code that uses the NI-SCOPE .NET Class Library.
However, you can install NI-SCOPE .NET Class Library 2.0.0 side-by-side with NI-SCOPE .NET Class Library 1.1.1 and earlier versions. You can continue to use the .NET applications developed using NI-SCOPE .NET Class Library 1.1.1 and earlier on the same machine that has NI-SCOPE .NET Class Library 2.0.0 installed.
NI's recommendation is to maintain projects previously written using the 1.1.1 API with the 1.1.1 API, and to start new projects using the 2.0 API. Unfortunately, there isn't a direct migration path between 1.1.1 and 2.0 because of significant architectural changes between the two APIs.
Do you plan to port the old code for use with the 2.0 API or will you build off of the old code using the 1.1.1 API?
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