The .NET framework were installed ?
A .NET application needs the .NET runtime to be installed.
You may have to add other files depending on what your code uses (for
example check the addtional "references" you may have added to your project
and that are not part of the .NET Framework).
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Patrice
"Jeff" <Je**@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de
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Actually I did just copy the .exe file to another computer. I've
written other .NET applications where the entire program is compliled into the
..exe, so there are no other supporting files.
Maybe this is an exception, but how do I find out what supporting files
are required.
"Taras" wrote:
This may be a silly question, and forgive me if it doesn't apply, but
did you just copy the .exe onto another computer?
You need to install the application
"Jeff" wrote:
I wrote a simple VB.NET program that runs on a computer ONLY if I
install Visual Studio 2003 on that computer. The computer already had .NET
Framework 1.1 installed. If it is run on a computer without VS, I get an
unhandled exception error trying to start the program.
I obviously cannot install VS .NET on all the computers that need
to run this program. Any ideas on what is missing from the computers that VS
..NET installs that makes the program work?
