I don't understand why you have to do it that way "if possible". If it
was an absolute requirement to not have the framework, then you should be
developing your code in C++ or something of that nature. If it is flexible,
then I would say not to try and get around the fact that you need the
framework to run your code.
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"fairyvoice" <fa********@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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abviously you need to intall the .net framework to have a .net application
run, but is there anyway i can change .net application into native code
application so that it can run directly without the .net framework?
it seems dosen't make any sence, but for some reason i have to do in this
way if possible.