I thought I'd bypass all the steps and follow an example in a book on vb
I got. When I got to the end it says it doesn't install the .net
framework. So it's overkill to use the install for my little program.
I'm surprised I hadn't heard of the need to install the framework on the
pc to run the program before now. What do packaged software writers
doing these days. I install lots of software by other programmers and
not one of them has asked me to install the .net framework or gave an
error that it was missing. Is there some trick to having a program
install everything? Lastly this reminds me of Java runtimes. Would you
agree. I have had problems with that. One program wants MS Java
runtime and the other an old version of Sun java and another IBM's java.
I hope at least .net framework 1.1 and whatever is after that co-exist
or that kinda puts a life span on a program.
pi***********@gmail.com wrote:
If you have the CD version of VS 2003 the .NET framework is in the CD
1. If you do not use to have it, you can download it from the microsoft
web site:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
Be awared that VS 2003 use the 1.1 version of the .Net Framework.
Aj.