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Visual basic and Net Framework :@?? - Trac - 18.10.2011

i make sample aplication in visual basic with just one button and i compile it and when i try to open its says

To run this application,you first must install one of the following versions of the .Netframe work...


WTF how to disable that so when i want to run application no need net framework instaled ?

HOW TO MAKE APPLICATON TO RUN WITHOUT NET.FRAMEWORK ?


Re: Visual basic and Net Framework :@?? - Jantjuh - 18.10.2011

The only way to test/run your program, you MUST install it. Else it wont work.

Goodluck!


Re: Visual basic and Net Framework :@?? - Trac - 18.10.2011

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The only way to test/run your program, you MUST install it. Else it wont work.

Goodluck!
HOW TO MAKE APPLICATON TO RUN WITHOUT NET.FRAMEWORK ?


Re: Visual basic and Net Framework :@?? - Jantjuh - 18.10.2011

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HOW TO MAKE APPLICATON TO RUN WITHOUT NET.FRAMEWORK ?
When you create a new project, you have the choice what .NET version you want. 4, 3.5, 3, 2, etc.

The project you have already made, can't be 'downgraded' to a lower .NET version.
the only way to fix that, is install it.


Re: Visual basic and Net Framework :@?? - Ash. - 18.10.2011

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HOW TO MAKE APPLICATON TO RUN WITHOUT NET.FRAMEWORK ?
Just out of interest, can you 'Run' the code without compiling? Does vshost.exe execute? You shouldn't be able to test your program/forms if you haven't got the .NET Framework installed.

Anyway, just install it.
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en....aspx?id=17851
(.NET Framework 4 - Most Recent - Web Installer)


Re: Visual basic and Net Framework :@?? - Norn - 18.10.2011

It's called VB.NET for a reason.