Does anyone know what percentage of Windows computers have .NET 1.1
already installed? I'd like to get a sense of how what percentage of
our customers will have to run the .NET 1.1 redistributable installer
before being able to run our .NET 1.1 based product.
I'm guessing about 50%, but someone must have done some market
research on this by now. Also, out of curiosity, any numbers of .NET
2.0 installs?
Thanks, Chris 7 1034
If you use .NET 2 you can have the installer for your application install
..NET 2 if needed with the user having to do anything.
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"ch*********@ho tmail.com" wrote:
Does anyone know what percentage of Windows computers have .NET 1.1
already installed? I'd like to get a sense of how what percentage of
our customers will have to run the .NET 1.1 redistributable installer
before being able to run our .NET 1.1 based product.
I'm guessing about 50%, but someone must have done some market
research on this by now. Also, out of curiosity, any numbers of .NET
2.0 installs?
Thanks, Chris
Thanks for the tip.
However, I'd still like to get a sense of what percentage of Windows
machines have at least .NET 1.1
- Chris
IE sends .NET version information in it's browser field to web servers
so the most reliable information for your target users is probably in
your web logs already, assuming you have a website your customers
would go to (even if it's not directly related it should be a good
indicator).
HTH,
Sam
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On 1 Feb 2007 19:35:34 -0800, ch*********@hot mail.com wrote:
>Does anyone know what percentage of Windows computers have .NET 1.1 already installed? I'd like to get a sense of how what percentage of our customers will have to run the .NET 1.1 redistributable installer before being able to run our .NET 1.1 based product.
I'm guessing about 50%, but someone must have done some market research on this by now. Also, out of curiosity, any numbers of .NET 2.0 installs?
Thanks, Chris
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Does anyone know what percentage of Windows computers have .NET 1.1
already installed?
It is less than 100%.
I'd like to get a sense of how what percentage of
our customers will have to run the .NET 1.1 redistributable installer
before being able to run our .NET 1.1 based product.
Greater than 0%
>
I'm guessing about 50%, but someone must have done some market
research on this by now. Also, out of curiosity, any numbers of .NET
2.0 installs?
50% seems like a good unbiased figure.
PS
"Chris Dodge" <ch*********@ho tmail.comwrote in message
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Thanks for the tip.
However, I'd still like to get a sense of what percentage of Windows
machines have at least .NET 1.1
42% as of 4/1/2006.
PS
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"Chris Dodge" <ch*********@ho tmail.comwrote in message
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>Thanks for the tip.
However, I'd still like to get a sense of what percentage of Windows machines have at least .NET 1.1
42% as of 4/1/2006.
As of last year's April Fool's Day?
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>>Thanks for the tip.
However, I'd still like to get a sense of what percentage of Windows machines have at least .NET 1.1
42% as of 4/1/2006.
As of last year's April Fool's Day?
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