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    Deploying VB.NET Applications

    I've been trying to successfully deploy an Windows Forms application that I wrote in VB.NET and I seem to have a lot of issues trying.

    I have created a MSI file but I'm not too sure exactly what should be in it (I miss the Application Deployment Wizard).

    Once I have installed the MSI on a MS 2000 Professional Workstation I get exception errors trying to execute the application.

    Could someone please assist?
    <! Ozki !>

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    Dont worry, I worked it out. I missed a few essential steps when creating the MSI... doh!
    <! Ozki !>

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    i've created my msi file, but how do i install the .net framework on my user's pc? or can i include it in my setup?

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    do we have to deploy the CLR in client pc
    how do we bundle it...
    do we have a simlar tool package & deployment wizad (vb6)

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    yes, cause simply put: it compiles all your code at runtime.

    follow the .net walkthrough on deploying a windows application.
    that will show you what you should use like the old package & deployment wizard

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