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  • Chemix
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    Problems with VC++.NET.

    Hello people,
    I've developed a Visual C++ Project(.NET) using the template "windows
    forms application(.NE T)". The application runs correctly in my PC.
    I've installed the Visual Studio.NET on it.
    The problem is that when I try to run my application in another PC the
    application doesn't run correctly althought I intalled on the new PC
    the Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 and the libraries needed for my
    application: a .dll, a .lib and some headers files(.h). All the files
    are in the same folder where my application runs.
    It seems as if some file (.dll, etc...) was missing.
    I installed all the Visual Studio.NEt on the new PC and then, the
    application ran perfectly.
    - Why the application doesn't run correctly only with the MS .Net
    Framework 1.1 ??
    - Can be that my application needs some file installed with the Visual
    Studio .NET that is not installed with the Framework 1.1??
    - By other hand, when the application was running correctly in the new
    PC, after a desinstallation of a hardware (audio card) and its driver,
    my application didn't run correctly anymore. It seems that my
    application has a HARD dependency of the PC hardware. Can it be true??
    (It has happened several times).
    - Finally, how can I know all the files and .dlls that my application
    needs to run correctly ?? There's some program to know it ??

    Can anyone give me a clue in order to solve the problem??

    Thanks a lot in advance.

    Chemix
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    • Peter van der Goes
      #2
      Re: Problems with VC++.NET.


      "Chemix" <chemasepul@hot mail.com> wrote in message
      news:7b827818.0 311040307.379b6 e61@posting.goo gle.com...[color=blue]
      > Hello people,
      > I've developed a Visual C++ Project(.NET) using the template "windows
      > forms application(.NE T)". The application runs correctly in my PC.
      > I've installed the Visual Studio.NET on it.
      > The problem is that when I try to run my application in another PC the
      > application doesn't run correctly althought I intalled on the new PC
      > the Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 and the libraries needed for my
      > application: a .dll, a .lib and some headers files(.h). All the files
      > are in the same folder where my application runs.
      > It seems as if some file (.dll, etc...) was missing.
      > I installed all the Visual Studio.NEt on the new PC and then, the
      > application ran perfectly.
      > - Why the application doesn't run correctly only with the MS .Net
      > Framework 1.1 ??
      > - Can be that my application needs some file installed with the Visual
      > Studio .NET that is not installed with the Framework 1.1??
      > - By other hand, when the application was running correctly in the new
      > PC, after a desinstallation of a hardware (audio card) and its driver,
      > my application didn't run correctly anymore. It seems that my
      > application has a HARD dependency of the PC hardware. Can it be true??
      > (It has happened several times).
      > - Finally, how can I know all the files and .dlls that my application
      > needs to run correctly ?? There's some program to know it ??
      >
      > Can anyone give me a clue in order to solve the problem??
      >
      > Thanks a lot in advance.
      >
      > Chemix[/color]
      There very probably is a missing file. The correct way to place your
      application on a target PC is via a deployment project. This project will
      produce a complete installation package for your application. Attempting to
      circumvent that process is asking for trouble (as you've already
      discovered).

      --
      Peter - [MVP - Academic]


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        • Chemix
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          Re: Problems with VC++.NET.





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