easy question - will an application created in .NET run a windows

[Newbee Adam]

will an application created in .NET run a windows 98 and 2000 machines
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Adam S

[Leon Mayne [MVP]]

Newbee Adam wrote:

will an application created in .NET run a windows 98 and 2000 machines

As long as they have the .NET framework installed, then yes.

[Newbee Adam]

where do you get .net framework software!? Is it part of .NET studio software
disk?

what OS come with .net frame work!?

"Leon Mayne [MVP]" wrote:

Newbee Adam wrote:

will an application created in .NET run a windows 98 and 2000 machines

As long as they have the .NET framework installed, then yes.

[Vishnu-Chivukula]

Hi Adam,

Thanx for the easy one. The .NET application will run on any platform for
which runtime exists.

In case of Win 98, you can install runtime but only a small subset will
work. Namespace like System.Security.Cryptography and other functions will
not be supported.

For the .NET application to work smoothly, Win2000 and above platform is
advised.

Hope this helps...

Need any help... do post a msg back.

Happy Coding
"Newbee Adam" wrote:

will an application created in .NET run a windows 98 and 2000 machines
--
Adam S

[Vishnu-Chivukula]

Hi Adam,

The framework is available as part of the VS.NET setup CD. You can also get
the redistributable from MS website for FREE. Its only 23698 KB
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

Right now only Win 2003 OS comes with the framework 'pre-installed'. Windows
2006 a.k.a 'LongHorn' is actually built on top of .NET framework. So finally
we have a 'managed' OS.
Happy Coding.

"Newbee Adam" wrote:

where do you get .net framework software!? Is it part of .NET studio software
disk?

what OS come with .net frame work!?

"Leon Mayne [MVP]" wrote:

Newbee Adam wrote:

will an application created in .NET run a windows 98 and 2000 machines

As long as they have the .NET framework installed, then yes.