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How can I run exe file?

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    Hi, I am trying to run the exe file that was generated by vs.net in another computer, but it posts an error message and I can not run it. How can I do this please. Thanks. Hawari

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      Hi, I am trying to run the exe file that was generated by vs.net in another computer, but it posts an error message and I can not run it. How can I do this please. Thanks. Hawari

      hawari

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      Anthony Mushrow
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      What is the error message?

      My current favourite word is: PIE! Good ol' pie, it's been a while.

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        What is the error message?

        My current favourite word is: PIE! Good ol' pie, it's been a while.

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        Hi, This is the error message "The application failed to initialize property (0xc0000135)". Thanks hawari

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          Hi, This is the error message "The application failed to initialize property (0xc0000135)". Thanks hawari

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          Luc Pattyn
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          That is the cryptic message Microsoft has designed to tell you you don't have (the right version of) the .NET Framework. So decide which version you need, look for the download site and install it. :)

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            What is the error message?

            My current favourite word is: PIE! Good ol' pie, it's been a while.

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            Colin Angus Mackay
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            The Undefeated wrote:

            What is the error message?

            Someone voted you a 3 for that perfectly reasonable, logical and understandable question. Someone is obviously a moron.


            Upcoming FREE developer events: * Developer! Developer! Developer! 6 * Developer Day Scotland My website

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              The Undefeated wrote:

              What is the error message?

              Someone voted you a 3 for that perfectly reasonable, logical and understandable question. Someone is obviously a moron.


              Upcoming FREE developer events: * Developer! Developer! Developer! 6 * Developer Day Scotland My website

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              Xmen Real
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              lol, i want to know that person

              Becoming Programmer...

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                lol, i want to know that person

                Becoming Programmer...

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                Colin Angus Mackay
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                xmen_xwk wrote:

                i want to know that person

                Why would anybody want to know a moron?


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                  xmen_xwk wrote:

                  i want to know that person

                  Why would anybody want to know a moron?


                  Upcoming FREE developer events: * Developer! Developer! Developer! 6 * Developer Day Scotland My website

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                  Xmen Real
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                  because anybody must know that person and aware too

                  Becoming Programmer...

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                  • A ahawari09

                    Hi, I am trying to run the exe file that was generated by vs.net in another computer, but it posts an error message and I can not run it. How can I do this please. Thanks. Hawari

                    hawari

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                    KennyPatel
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                    Simple way to run Exe is. Process process = new Process(); process.StartInfo.FileName = "notepad.exe"; process.Start(); thats all i know. Thanks

                    "Good Thing Goes With Good People..."

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