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NET Required ???Hi all
Does every exe file generated by vb 2008 express edition need a NET enviroment instaled on the target computer that this exe runs on it ? The target computer is other then the computer that hosts the VB compiler . Thnak ec "RealInfo" <therighti***@yahoo.com> wrote in message You're in the wrong newsgroup. This is a Visual Basic group and the product news:gpjjcm$2oc$1@localhost.localdomain... > Does every exe file generated by vb 2008 express > edition need a NET enviroment instaled on the > target computer that this exe runs on it ? you are using is not Visual Basic, depite the name that has been dishonestly assigned to it by Micro$oft in their attempt to get their hands on as much of our money as possible by pretending it is something it is not. As far as I know the target computer for a VB 2008 program will need the massively bloated net environment installed, but just to be sure you would be better off asking the question in a VB.Net group. Try: microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb Mike Mike,
Microsoft directs all messages for Visual Basic Net to this newsgroup. Cor Show quoteHide quote "Michael Williams" wrote: > "RealInfo" <therighti***@yahoo.com> wrote in message > news:gpjjcm$2oc$1@localhost.localdomain... > > > Does every exe file generated by vb 2008 express > > edition need a NET enviroment instaled on the > > target computer that this exe runs on it ? > > You're in the wrong newsgroup. This is a Visual Basic group and the product > you are using is not Visual Basic, depite the name that has been dishonestly > assigned to it by Micro$oft in their attempt to get their hands on as much > of our money as possible by pretending it is something it is not. As far as > I know the target computer for a VB 2008 program will need the massively > bloated net environment installed, but just to be sure you would be better > off asking the question in a VB.Net group. Try: > > microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb > > Mike > > > > "Cor Ligthert" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl> wrote in message Not sure whether there should be a smiley after that ?news:ACA0F2B4-F07A-4F9A-B17D-AF6639E1F4CC@microsoft.com... > Mike, Microsoft directs all messages for Visual > Basic Net to this newsgroup. Mike Or is it just a few .Net MVP's that keep replying in this group?
As you can see there *are* separate groups for .Net languages, so we don't expect M$ to direct them here! /Henning Show quoteHide quote "Cor Ligthert" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl> skrev i meddelandet news:ACA0F2B4-F07A-4F9A-B17D-AF6639E1F4CC@microsoft.com... > Mike, > > Microsoft directs all messages for Visual Basic Net to this newsgroup. > > Cor > > > "Michael Williams" wrote: > >> "RealInfo" <therighti***@yahoo.com> wrote in message >> news:gpjjcm$2oc$1@localhost.localdomain... >> >> > Does every exe file generated by vb 2008 express >> > edition need a NET enviroment instaled on the >> > target computer that this exe runs on it ? >> >> You're in the wrong newsgroup. This is a Visual Basic group and the >> product >> you are using is not Visual Basic, depite the name that has been >> dishonestly >> assigned to it by Micro$oft in their attempt to get their hands on as >> much >> of our money as possible by pretending it is something it is not. As far >> as >> I know the target computer for a VB 2008 program will need the massively >> bloated net environment installed, but just to be sure you would be >> better >> off asking the question in a VB.Net group. Try: >> >> microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb >> >> Mike >> >> >> >> Cor Ligthert wrote:
> Could you please point out where this direction is taking place? MS> Microsoft directs all messages for Visual Basic Net to this > newsgroup. has said many times in the past that the ".vb." groups are for classic VB. Where are they now saying the opposite? Cor Ligthert wrote:
> Mike, Bullsh*t.> > Microsoft directs all messages for Visual Basic Net to this newsgroup. > > Cor Only a few runaway MVPs do that. I'll be reporting you to MVPGA. Again. Bob -- Hi RealInfo,
The .NET runtimes are needed on the client computer. They come with Vista, Window7, 2008 etc, but Windows XP might not have them installed (Optional via Windows Update; but many/most XP SP2 OEM machines include the .NET framework). For more info or any other questions on .NET best to ask in a dotnet newsgroup such as: microsoft.public.dotnet.general microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb Show quoteHide quote "RealInfo" <therighti***@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:gpjjcm$2oc$1@localhost.localdomain... > Hi all > > Does every exe file generated by vb 2008 express edition > need a NET enviroment instaled on the > target computer that this exe runs on it ? > > The target computer is other then the computer that hosts the VB compiler > . > > Thnak ec > > "Bill McCarthy"
| but many/most XP SP2 OEM machines include the .NET yeah, SP2 CD have .NUT 1.1 to run .NET 2.0 apps you need to install .NUT 2 | framework). and so one. and incase you application use .NET components, you need to also ship that particular version. Keep upgrading and keep making changes to your code, when you move to version to version. (read minor rewrite) ' that's cool, basically that's going boost the economy. hire programmers give them jobs, let more and more money exarche hands and more tax will be generated. Like you could with most version from VB make selections what version you
would use, you can do that with the latest versions too. You can beside your environment (mobile, web, PC) choose for 32bit or 64 bit. But also for the Framework version that is installed. Basicly it is for 2008 ersion 2.0 but then the assembly (exe) should not been build for version 3.5 by instance. Framework 3.5 is compatible with 2.0, so don't think that you have every time to add one (there has been an error with that between 1.1 and 2.0 so as you have 1.1 and 2.0 you have to use both) However, Visual Basic for Net is a Net version. That means that as other Operating Version makers make versions for their operating sytems, it is accoording those operating systems. This is a strategy unlikely to pervious milenium where Microsoft was only promoting its own Win32 systems and therefore avoiding typical Microsoft non Net parts in your program will make it probably in future more portable. I hope this gives an idea Cor Show quoteHide quote "RealInfo" wrote: > Hi all > > Does every exe file generated by vb 2008 express edition > need a NET enviroment instaled on the > target computer that this exe runs on it ? > > The target computer is other then the computer that hosts the VB compiler . > > Thnak ec > > > 
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