I don't think you can tell VS 2002 to work with Framework v1.1. I just looked around VS 2002 and found nothing, also been looking on MSDN site and haven't seen anything else.
Here's the thing however. I just discovered something interesting yesterday. I have both framework 1.0 and 1.1 on my development machine. I also have VS 2002 and 2003. When framework 1.1 gets installed, it configures IIS to run all ASP.Net applications against framework 1.1. So even though I'm developing and compiling in framework 1.0, the ASP.Net applications are running on 1.1 without a problem. If I put in 1.1 specific code I would get design-time errors. If I put in forward-INcompatible code in my application I would get run-time failures.
Regarding non-ASP.Net applications, I have read that when you have both frameworks installed, .Net will figure out if your application can run on 1.1 (app is forward compatible). If it can, it does. If not, it reverts back to 1.0. This is of course a problem for you because you removed 1.0.
Question for you is: Why install 1.1 if you aren't developing in VS 2003 yet? Or more importantly, why remove 1.0 seeing as you can't run VS 2002 on framework 1.1? (But I guess you didn't know that until you uninstalled it! :))
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