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    RoyiNamir
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    i have a c# application and i want to distribute it to many people. i believe not all of them have the FRAMEWORK i can not give them all the 32 MB. ( right ?) is there any thing like : "take from framework JUST WHAT IS NECCESSARY " ??? so the file will be smaller ? and if not , what can i do ?

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      i have a c# application and i want to distribute it to many people. i believe not all of them have the FRAMEWORK i can not give them all the 32 MB. ( right ?) is there any thing like : "take from framework JUST WHAT IS NECCESSARY " ??? so the file will be smaller ? and if not , what can i do ?

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      Robert Rohde
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      Tell them they are better off when their system is up to date and install the framework. Other possibility would be NOT to use .Net but C++, VB6 or something similar instead.

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        i have a c# application and i want to distribute it to many people. i believe not all of them have the FRAMEWORK i can not give them all the 32 MB. ( right ?) is there any thing like : "take from framework JUST WHAT IS NECCESSARY " ??? so the file will be smaller ? and if not , what can i do ?

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        NrmMyth
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        At this moment if someone on Windows doesn't have .NET framework then that is mainly theirs problem...

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        • R RoyiNamir

          i have a c# application and i want to distribute it to many people. i believe not all of them have the FRAMEWORK i can not give them all the 32 MB. ( right ?) is there any thing like : "take from framework JUST WHAT IS NECCESSARY " ??? so the file will be smaller ? and if not , what can i do ?

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          Guffa
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          rnan wrote:

          i can not give them all the 32 MB. ( right ?)

          Why not? Direct them to the correct download page at the Mictosoft homepage, where they can download the framework if needed.

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            i have a c# application and i want to distribute it to many people. i believe not all of them have the FRAMEWORK i can not give them all the 32 MB. ( right ?) is there any thing like : "take from framework JUST WHAT IS NECCESSARY " ??? so the file will be smaller ? and if not , what can i do ?

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            Igor Sukhov
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            If you application is the simple app (e.g. Desktop application) and there's no need to dynamically load/create types or expose types defined in your app to external clients (plug-in, unmanaged apps) - you can try one of these "IL to executable" compilers. All these products are commercial (at least I haven't heard of any open source/freeware products) - google on "Xenocode, Salamander, IL Compiler" and try it out.

            Best regards, ----------- Igor Sukhovhttp://sukhov.net

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