When a vb.net program is ready for distribution, will be able to run on olde os. And yes what are some specific requirements.
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When a vb.net program is ready for distribution, will be able to run on olde os. And yes what are some specific requirements.
yeah,just keep in mind that win95 is not supported anymore. You just need the .NET framework installed on the OS
Actually I don't believe the framework will install on 95 only on 98 and higher. And the IDE to develope requires 2k or higher.
To run a program with .net FrameWork u need win98>=,
To install visual studio.net and build executable u need Win2000>=
I've tryed tu run my demo under 98 and works
actually I've tried two of my programs on 98 and it gives weird memory errors...works fine on 2k and xp though :confused:Quote:
Originally posted by Willyx
To run a program with .net FrameWork u need win98>=,
To install visual studio.net and build executable u need Win2000>=
I've tryed to run my demo under 98 and works
I took a .NET compiled .EXE I've been working on to a friend's PC (he has Windows ME) and it worked surprisingly smoothly. Not sure why MrPolite had a hard time but for me it was a pretty clean deal.
I ran a small VB.NET compiled executable on a windows 98 machine after installing the CLR. Couldn't have run cleaner!
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