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Kailey Joanette
Hey guy,
Relatively experienced programmer here (4th year university), playing
more or less for the first time with .NET and C#.
I'm wondering what the quickest, most efficient, and smallest way is of
putting together a program written in C# so that it will run on a machine
without the .NET framework installed? I guess there is not faculty like
there was with VB for something like vbrun500.dll?
I would love some suggestions. I have a very small program (at the
moment, it will grow), which i would like to install on perhaps some older
machines that really can run the .NET framework. All windows machines of
course.
If you're interested in seeing the program...its really simple.
Basically its an educational aid. It creates HTML Math quizzes wit hthe
various simple operations. Go to
http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/quizgen currently the normal URL is not
up yet, so this is the temporary address.
Cheers,
Kailey
Relatively experienced programmer here (4th year university), playing
more or less for the first time with .NET and C#.
I'm wondering what the quickest, most efficient, and smallest way is of
putting together a program written in C# so that it will run on a machine
without the .NET framework installed? I guess there is not faculty like
there was with VB for something like vbrun500.dll?
I would love some suggestions. I have a very small program (at the
moment, it will grow), which i would like to install on perhaps some older
machines that really can run the .NET framework. All windows machines of
course.
If you're interested in seeing the program...its really simple.
Basically its an educational aid. It creates HTML Math quizzes wit hthe
various simple operations. Go to
http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/quizgen currently the normal URL is not
up yet, so this is the temporary address.
Cheers,
Kailey