JoeM
Wed Jun 06 19:47:19 CDT 2007
probably won't overcome the client's objection - we run into the same thing.
We'd like to build simple, autoexecuting apps (running demonstrations, roi
calculators, etc) and the customers just won't use it if they have to do an
install. Its enough to get them to read the letter and put the CD in the
drive. This is an all out honest response.
"pvdg42" <pvdg42@newsgroups.nospam> wrote in message
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> "abhya" <abhijit.dalvi29@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>>I want to run the Application on CLient computers WITHOUT
>> installing .net Framwork on their Computer.
>> Is this Possible?
>> Is not then does Microsoft Started doing any work to overcome this
>> problem?
>> Because Client wants just an .Exe file....! So that installation is
>> Simple.
>> There is Some information available on Given Link:
http://www.dabcc.com/
>> article.aspx?id=3284
>> IS there Same kind of facility provided in .NET framwork.
>> If so then Please Guid me.
>> Thanking You.
>>
>> abhijit.dalvi29@gmail.com
>>
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> The .NET Framework is part of the OS, starting with Vista. If you are
> dealing with XP and/or 2000, why not create a setup and deployment project
> that includes the framework (if needed for a given target) in a single
> installation package? The client will then get a "simple" install. Will
> that overcome your client's objection?
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