Managed code is really unmanageable
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Dan Neely wrote:
Your Honor, the prosecution rests.
:laugh: ;P ;P
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I just developed some screen saver and spread it among my friends world wide, and although I specified the target framework to be .NetFramework 2.0, almost everyone complained that they can't run it! Even on Windows Vista!! On the bright side, only Windows7 plays it without the need to install the dotNet framework! Anyone have the same problem?? What do you do??
Muammar© wrote:
although I specified the target framework to be .NetFramework 2.0, almost everyone complained that they can't run it! Even on Windows Vista!!
This is weird. Vista comes with 3.0 installed and since 3.0 is IIRC just some extra DLLs added to 2.0 you shouldn't need to install anything else on their machines unless it was removed for some reason.
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Muammar© wrote:
although I specified the target framework to be .NetFramework 2.0, almost everyone complained that they can't run it! Even on Windows Vista!!
This is weird. Vista comes with 3.0 installed and since 3.0 is IIRC just some extra DLLs added to 2.0 you shouldn't need to install anything else on their machines unless it was removed for some reason.
3x12=36 2x12=24 1x12=12 0x12=18
Dan Neely wrote:
This is weird. Vista comes with 3.0 installed
Yes, I know!! Which makes me suspect if my application was really targeted for v2.0!! I thought, maybe because it's a 3.5 environment "being VS 2008" it might use some 3.5 parts although targeted for 2.0
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Dan Neely wrote:
This is weird. Vista comes with 3.0 installed
Yes, I know!! Which makes me suspect if my application was really targeted for v2.0!! I thought, maybe because it's a 3.5 environment "being VS 2008" it might use some 3.5 parts although targeted for 2.0
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I just developed some screen saver and spread it among my friends world wide, and although I specified the target framework to be .NetFramework 2.0, almost everyone complained that they can't run it! Even on Windows Vista!! On the bright side, only Windows7 plays it without the need to install the dotNet framework! Anyone have the same problem?? What do you do??
It is a problem, indeed. Thankfully they've mitigated the problem starting with with .NET 3.5 SP1: .NET Framework Client Profile[^] It's basically a subset of the framework that is smaller and easier to deploy.
Before .NET 4.0, object Universe = NULL;
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I just developed some screen saver and spread it among my friends world wide, and although I specified the target framework to be .NetFramework 2.0, almost everyone complained that they can't run it! Even on Windows Vista!! On the bright side, only Windows7 plays it without the need to install the dotNet framework! Anyone have the same problem?? What do you do??
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It is a problem, indeed. Thankfully they've mitigated the problem starting with with .NET 3.5 SP1: .NET Framework Client Profile[^] It's basically a subset of the framework that is smaller and easier to deploy.
Before .NET 4.0, object Universe = NULL;
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Sorry if this is a stupid question, but are all your dll's (yours and any 3rd party ones you're using) also set for the 2.0 framework; if you've only set the exe project it won't work.
3x12=36 2x12=24 1x12=12 0x12=18