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Hi, I want o deploy window app to another PC, which does not .Net 2.0
component. The window app has some .Net 2.0 support, so how to deplot the app
to that PC?

Thanks
Jul 20 '06 #1
11 1884
Let me first correct what you need (if I got it right)

You want to deploy Windows Application written for the .NET 2.0 framework

You need to have the .NET 2.0 installed on the destination computer

You may download it free from Microsoft and it easy to install

To verify whether it is already installed go to:Control Panel/Administrative
tool and if it is installed it will be listed there
HTH,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:67**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi, I want o deploy window app to another PC, which does not .Net 2.0
component. The window app has some .Net 2.0 support, so how to deplot the
app
to that PC?

Thanks

Jul 20 '06 #2
Don't forget about all the .dll files that you may be using. In general all
you need to do is copy the Bin folder

And assuming you are not using .dll files that require registration

Cheers,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:74**********************************@microsof t.com...
Thank you. Samuel,

So if .Net 2.0 install on destination PC, just copy app's .exe file from
dev
PC to destination PC, and then run the .exe file, is this correct?

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:
>Let me first correct what you need (if I got it right)

You want to deploy Windows Application written for the .NET 2.0 framework

You need to have the .NET 2.0 installed on the destination computer

You may download it free from Microsoft and it easy to install

To verify whether it is already installed go to:Control
Panel/Administrative
tool and if it is installed it will be listed there
HTH,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:67**********************************@microso ft.com...
Hi, I want o deploy window app to another PC, which does not .Net 2.0
component. The window app has some .Net 2.0 support, so how to deplot
the
app
to that PC?

Thanks



Jul 20 '06 #3
Thank you. Samuel,

So if .Net 2.0 install on destination PC, just copy app's .exe file from dev
PC to destination PC, and then run the .exe file, is this correct?

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:
Let me first correct what you need (if I got it right)

You want to deploy Windows Application written for the .NET 2.0 framework

You need to have the .NET 2.0 installed on the destination computer

You may download it free from Microsoft and it easy to install

To verify whether it is already installed go to:Control Panel/Administrative
tool and if it is installed it will be listed there
HTH,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:67**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi, I want o deploy window app to another PC, which does not .Net 2.0
component. The window app has some .Net 2.0 support, so how to deplot the
app
to that PC?

Thanks


Jul 20 '06 #4
no .dll file is used.

another question is the bin folder has 2 folders, one is debug, where is
..exe file,the another one is release and it is nothing there, so need copy
only debug folder? Thanks

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:
Don't forget about all the .dll files that you may be using. In general all
you need to do is copy the Bin folder

And assuming you are not using .dll files that require registration

Cheers,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:74**********************************@microsof t.com...
Thank you. Samuel,

So if .Net 2.0 install on destination PC, just copy app's .exe file from
dev
PC to destination PC, and then run the .exe file, is this correct?

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:
Let me first correct what you need (if I got it right)

You want to deploy Windows Application written for the .NET 2.0 framework

You need to have the .NET 2.0 installed on the destination computer

You may download it free from Microsoft and it easy to install

To verify whether it is already installed go to:Control
Panel/Administrative
tool and if it is installed it will be listed there
HTH,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:67**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi, I want o deploy window app to another PC, which does not .Net 2.0
component. The window app has some .Net 2.0 support, so how to deplot
the
app
to that PC?

Thanks


Jul 20 '06 #5
First Debug and release are modes which you can choose how to compile the
program

Normally debug is used for testing and release is used for the normal use of
the program

So the answer to your question is first change the Mode to Release then
compile/build the program again and then you will find that this bin folder
will have the program (.exe) and possibly some dlls (if you find them there
you will need them)
HTH,
Samuel Shulman
"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:7D**********************************@microsof t.com...
no .dll file is used.

another question is the bin folder has 2 folders, one is debug, where is
.exe file,the another one is release and it is nothing there, so need copy
only debug folder? Thanks

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:
>Don't forget about all the .dll files that you may be using. In general
all
you need to do is copy the Bin folder

And assuming you are not using .dll files that require registration

Cheers,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:74**********************************@microso ft.com...
Thank you. Samuel,

So if .Net 2.0 install on destination PC, just copy app's .exe file
from
dev
PC to destination PC, and then run the .exe file, is this correct?

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:

Let me first correct what you need (if I got it right)

You want to deploy Windows Application written for the .NET 2.0
framework

You need to have the .NET 2.0 installed on the destination computer

You may download it free from Microsoft and it easy to install

To verify whether it is already installed go to:Control
Panel/Administrative
tool and if it is installed it will be listed there
HTH,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:67**********************************@microso ft.com...
Hi, I want o deploy window app to another PC, which does not .Net
2.0
component. The window app has some .Net 2.0 support, so how to
deplot
the
app
to that PC?

Thanks



Jul 20 '06 #6
Thank you, Samuel,

when I run Build and rebuild, the .exe file generates in the release folder.
Another question is how to change mode to release?

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:
First Debug and release are modes which you can choose how to compile the
program

Normally debug is used for testing and release is used for the normal use of
the program

So the answer to your question is first change the Mode to Release then
compile/build the program again and then you will find that this bin folder
will have the program (.exe) and possibly some dlls (if you find them there
you will need them)
HTH,
Samuel Shulman
"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:7D**********************************@microsof t.com...
no .dll file is used.

another question is the bin folder has 2 folders, one is debug, where is
.exe file,the another one is release and it is nothing there, so need copy
only debug folder? Thanks

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:
Don't forget about all the .dll files that you may be using. In general
all
you need to do is copy the Bin folder

And assuming you are not using .dll files that require registration

Cheers,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:74**********************************@microsof t.com...
Thank you. Samuel,

So if .Net 2.0 install on destination PC, just copy app's .exe file
from
dev
PC to destination PC, and then run the .exe file, is this correct?

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:

Let me first correct what you need (if I got it right)

You want to deploy Windows Application written for the .NET 2.0
framework

You need to have the .NET 2.0 installed on the destination computer

You may download it free from Microsoft and it easy to install

To verify whether it is already installed go to:Control
Panel/Administrative
tool and if it is installed it will be listed there
HTH,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:67**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi, I want o deploy window app to another PC, which does not .Net
2.0
component. The window app has some .Net 2.0 support, so how to
deplot
the
app
to that PC?

Thanks



Jul 21 '06 #7
What VS version are you using

Is it .NET 2005
"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:99**********************************@microsof t.com...
Thank you, Samuel,

when I run Build and rebuild, the .exe file generates in the release
folder.
Another question is how to change mode to release?

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:
>First Debug and release are modes which you can choose how to compile the
program

Normally debug is used for testing and release is used for the normal use
of
the program

So the answer to your question is first change the Mode to Release then
compile/build the program again and then you will find that this bin
folder
will have the program (.exe) and possibly some dlls (if you find them
there
you will need them)
HTH,
Samuel Shulman
"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:7D**********************************@microso ft.com...
no .dll file is used.

another question is the bin folder has 2 folders, one is debug, where
is
.exe file,the another one is release and it is nothing there, so need
copy
only debug folder? Thanks

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:

Don't forget about all the .dll files that you may be using. In
general
all
you need to do is copy the Bin folder

And assuming you are not using .dll files that require registration

Cheers,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:74**********************************@microso ft.com...
Thank you. Samuel,

So if .Net 2.0 install on destination PC, just copy app's .exe file
from
dev
PC to destination PC, and then run the .exe file, is this correct?

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:

Let me first correct what you need (if I got it right)

You want to deploy Windows Application written for the .NET 2.0
framework

You need to have the .NET 2.0 installed on the destination computer

You may download it free from Microsoft and it easy to install

To verify whether it is already installed go to:Control
Panel/Administrative
tool and if it is installed it will be listed there
HTH,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:67**********************************@microso ft.com...
Hi, I want o deploy window app to another PC, which does not .Net
2.0
component. The window app has some .Net 2.0 support, so how to
deplot
the
app
to that PC?

Thanks




Jul 21 '06 #8
yes, it is .Net 2005

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:
What VS version are you using

Is it .NET 2005
"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:99**********************************@microsof t.com...
Thank you, Samuel,

when I run Build and rebuild, the .exe file generates in the release
folder.
Another question is how to change mode to release?

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:
First Debug and release are modes which you can choose how to compile the
program

Normally debug is used for testing and release is used for the normal use
of
the program

So the answer to your question is first change the Mode to Release then
compile/build the program again and then you will find that this bin
folder
will have the program (.exe) and possibly some dlls (if you find them
there
you will need them)
HTH,
Samuel Shulman
"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:7D**********************************@microsof t.com...
no .dll file is used.

another question is the bin folder has 2 folders, one is debug, where
is
.exe file,the another one is release and it is nothing there, so need
copy
only debug folder? Thanks

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:

Don't forget about all the .dll files that you may be using. In
general
all
you need to do is copy the Bin folder

And assuming you are not using .dll files that require registration

Cheers,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:74**********************************@microsof t.com...
Thank you. Samuel,

So if .Net 2.0 install on destination PC, just copy app's .exe file
from
dev
PC to destination PC, and then run the .exe file, is this correct?

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:

Let me first correct what you need (if I got it right)

You want to deploy Windows Application written for the .NET 2.0
framework

You need to have the .NET 2.0 installed on the destination computer

You may download it free from Microsoft and it easy to install

To verify whether it is already installed go to:Control
Panel/Administrative
tool and if it is installed it will be listed there
HTH,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:67**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi, I want o deploy window app to another PC, which does not .Net
2.0
component. The window app has some .Net 2.0 support, so how to
deplot
the
app
to that PC?

Thanks




Jul 21 '06 #9
I was surprised that I couldn't find where to change it. I will post a
question and I suggest you should follow it

Samuel

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:EF**********************************@microsof t.com...
yes, it is .Net 2005

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:
>What VS version are you using

Is it .NET 2005
"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:99**********************************@microso ft.com...
Thank you, Samuel,

when I run Build and rebuild, the .exe file generates in the release
folder.
Another question is how to change mode to release?

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:

First Debug and release are modes which you can choose how to compile
the
program

Normally debug is used for testing and release is used for the normal
use
of
the program

So the answer to your question is first change the Mode to Release
then
compile/build the program again and then you will find that this bin
folder
will have the program (.exe) and possibly some dlls (if you find them
there
you will need them)
HTH,
Samuel Shulman
"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:7D**********************************@microso ft.com...
no .dll file is used.

another question is the bin folder has 2 folders, one is debug,
where
is
.exe file,the another one is release and it is nothing there, so
need
copy
only debug folder? Thanks

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:

Don't forget about all the .dll files that you may be using. In
general
all
you need to do is copy the Bin folder

And assuming you are not using .dll files that require registration

Cheers,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:74**********************************@microso ft.com...
Thank you. Samuel,

So if .Net 2.0 install on destination PC, just copy app's .exe
file
from
dev
PC to destination PC, and then run the .exe file, is this
correct?

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:

Let me first correct what you need (if I got it right)

You want to deploy Windows Application written for the .NET 2.0
framework

You need to have the .NET 2.0 installed on the destination
computer

You may download it free from Microsoft and it easy to install

To verify whether it is already installed go to:Control
Panel/Administrative
tool and if it is installed it will be listed there
HTH,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:67**********************************@microso ft.com...
Hi, I want o deploy window app to another PC, which does not
.Net
2.0
component. The window app has some .Net 2.0 support, so how to
deplot
the
app
to that PC?

Thanks





Jul 21 '06 #10
it is VB. NET 2005

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:
I was surprised that I couldn't find where to change it. I will post a
question and I suggest you should follow it

Samuel

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:EF**********************************@microsof t.com...
yes, it is .Net 2005

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:
What VS version are you using

Is it .NET 2005
"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:99**********************************@microsof t.com...
Thank you, Samuel,

when I run Build and rebuild, the .exe file generates in the release
folder.
Another question is how to change mode to release?

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:

First Debug and release are modes which you can choose how to compile
the
program

Normally debug is used for testing and release is used for the normal
use
of
the program

So the answer to your question is first change the Mode to Release
then
compile/build the program again and then you will find that this bin
folder
will have the program (.exe) and possibly some dlls (if you find them
there
you will need them)
HTH,
Samuel Shulman
"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:7D**********************************@microsof t.com...
no .dll file is used.

another question is the bin folder has 2 folders, one is debug,
where
is
.exe file,the another one is release and it is nothing there, so
need
copy
only debug folder? Thanks

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:

Don't forget about all the .dll files that you may be using. In
general
all
you need to do is copy the Bin folder

And assuming you are not using .dll files that require registration

Cheers,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:74**********************************@microsof t.com...
Thank you. Samuel,

So if .Net 2.0 install on destination PC, just copy app's .exe
file
from
dev
PC to destination PC, and then run the .exe file, is this
correct?

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:

Let me first correct what you need (if I got it right)

You want to deploy Windows Application written for the .NET 2.0
framework

You need to have the .NET 2.0 installed on the destination
computer

You may download it free from Microsoft and it easy to install

To verify whether it is already installed go to:Control
Panel/Administrative
tool and if it is installed it will be listed there
HTH,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:67**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi, I want o deploy window app to another PC, which does not
.Net
2.0
component. The window app has some .Net 2.0 support, so how to
deplot
the
app
to that PC?

Thanks





Jul 21 '06 #11
Based on the feeback that I got it is automatic so you don't need to chage
the mode

All you can do (and I am not sure that make any difference) is go to
Project/Properties/
Then select the Compile tab and change the 'Buils Output Path: '

Cheers,
Samuel Shulman
"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:D8**********************************@microsof t.com...
it is VB. NET 2005

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:
>I was surprised that I couldn't find where to change it. I will post a
question and I suggest you should follow it

Samuel

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:EF**********************************@microso ft.com...
yes, it is .Net 2005

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:

What VS version are you using

Is it .NET 2005
"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:99**********************************@microso ft.com...
Thank you, Samuel,

when I run Build and rebuild, the .exe file generates in the release
folder.
Another question is how to change mode to release?

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:

First Debug and release are modes which you can choose how to
compile
the
program

Normally debug is used for testing and release is used for the
normal
use
of
the program

So the answer to your question is first change the Mode to Release
then
compile/build the program again and then you will find that this
bin
folder
will have the program (.exe) and possibly some dlls (if you find
them
there
you will need them)
HTH,
Samuel Shulman
"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:7D**********************************@microso ft.com...
no .dll file is used.

another question is the bin folder has 2 folders, one is debug,
where
is
.exe file,the another one is release and it is nothing there, so
need
copy
only debug folder? Thanks

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:

Don't forget about all the .dll files that you may be using. In
general
all
you need to do is copy the Bin folder

And assuming you are not using .dll files that require
registration

Cheers,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:74**********************************@microso ft.com...
Thank you. Samuel,

So if .Net 2.0 install on destination PC, just copy app's .exe
file
from
dev
PC to destination PC, and then run the .exe file, is this
correct?

"Samuel Shulman" wrote:

Let me first correct what you need (if I got it right)

You want to deploy Windows Application written for the .NET
2.0
framework

You need to have the .NET 2.0 installed on the destination
computer

You may download it free from Microsoft and it easy to
install

To verify whether it is already installed go to:Control
Panel/Administrative
tool and if it is installed it will be listed there
HTH,
Samuel Shulman

"martin1" <ma*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in
message
news:67**********************************@microso ft.com...
Hi, I want o deploy window app to another PC, which does
not
.Net
2.0
component. The window app has some .Net 2.0 support, so how
to
deplot
the
app
to that PC?

Thanks






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