Microsofts .NET Framework

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Dannie

Went to d/l a trial version of Drive Image 7 and one requirement is that
Microsoft's .NET Framework needs to be installed in order for Drive Image 7
to run. Does anyone know what this is? I know I can google it but interested
in hearing from someone having a single pc with Windows XP home and is using
Microsoft's .NET Framework.

Sounds like to me that they do not want single pc users but those who are
net worked.

Dannie
 
If you have all the windows updates then you already have
the .NET framework installed. Look in your accounts in the
control panel and see if there is a .NET account. You
should realize that .NET is a set of tools and machine
languages that has nothing to do with networking a bunch
of computers together or accessing .net URLs Keep smiling.
 
Went to d/l a trial version of Drive Image 7 and one requirement is that
Microsoft's .NET Framework needs to be installed in order for Drive Image 7
to run. Does anyone know what this is? I know I can google it but interested
in hearing from someone having a single pc with Windows XP home and is using
Microsoft's .NET Framework.
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Windows consists of a number of libraries that represent a library of
functions that programs use (see DLLs). Most program use various
different library sets e.g. DOS, WIN16, WIN32, MFC (MS Foundation
Classes), and .NET. They are also known as APIs or Application
Programming Interfaces used by programmers to write and build programs

..NET is Microsoft's latest API for building networking and internet
based applications such as Web applications. If you have Visual Studio
2002 or 2003 you can write programs in .NET.

To run these programs you need the .NET libraries installed, this is
what the .NET Framework is for.

Peter Hutchison
Windows FAQ
http://www.pcguru.plus.com/
 
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