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  • Rob

    #1

    VB.NET

    Quick question. To run a VB.NET application on a Win
    98SE machine do we need to install the .net framework.
    Same Q can be asked for any other system win2000 ,XP etc.

    OR does tne setup/install program for the VB.NET
    application come with all the components required to run
    it on the client machine.

    Need to know before converting system over to VB.NET

    Many thanks

    Rob
  • Rob Windsor

    #2
    Re: VB.NET

    Hi Rob,

    Every machine, no matter what version of Windows it's running, must have the
    ..NET Framework installed if it is going to execute .NET code. The framework
    may be pre-installed (as in Windows Server 2003) but it has to be there.

    So, if I create a VB.NET application and want to send a setup program to you
    I have two choices. I can send you a 250 Kb file set of files and let you be
    responsible to ensure the framework is installed on the target machine or I
    can send you a 20+ Mb set of files that will install the framework
    automatically if it's required.

    Today, most machines do not have the framework installed (I don't have any
    data to back that statement up, it's just my educated opinion). In two or
    three years most machines will have the framework installed and this will
    become a mute point.

    Hope this helps,

    --
    Rob Windsor
    G6 Consulting
    Toronto, Canada



    "Rob" <rob@brd.net.au > wrote in message
    news:00b201c37c cc$92565590$a00 1280a@phx.gbl.. .[color=blue]
    > Quick question. To run a VB.NET application on a Win
    > 98SE machine do we need to install the .net framework.
    > Same Q can be asked for any other system win2000 ,XP etc.
    >
    > OR does tne setup/install program for the VB.NET
    > application come with all the components required to run
    > it on the client machine.
    >
    > Need to know before converting system over to VB.NET
    >
    > Many thanks
    >
    > Rob[/color]


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