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PABLIN
I have a system developed in VB.NET, need to install it in
computers with Win98, are disadvantages when installing
NET Framework in Win98
computers with Win98, are disadvantages when installing
NET Framework in Win98
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Michael
PABLIN said:
Not sure what you mean, but you can install the framework on a Win 98.
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I think that "some things" don't work pretty good in windows 98 
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Steve Jett
An Application written in VB.NET should be expected to run on Windows
98/Millennium with some exceptions. See:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dndotnet/ht
ml/framewkwinsupp.asp for a list of exceptions. Many are limitations within
the operating system.
98/Millennium with some exceptions. See:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dndotnet/ht
ml/framewkwinsupp.asp for a list of exceptions. Many are limitations within
the operating system.
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Tina
I also have a lot of clients reporting that they cannot
install the framework on Win 98. I am able to reproduce
this problem. Does using .NET mean abandoning Win 98
users?! Abandoning Win 98 users is just not an option
for me.
Has anyone who has run into problems installing the .NET
framework been able to resolve the issue? If this cannot
be resolved, I am facing a re-write of my application >-
( I'll probably use Java.
install the framework on Win 98. I am able to reproduce
this problem. Does using .NET mean abandoning Win 98
users?! Abandoning Win 98 users is just not an option
for me.
Has anyone who has run into problems installing the .NET
framework been able to resolve the issue? If this cannot
be resolved, I am facing a re-write of my application >-
( I'll probably use Java.
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Jon Skeet
Tina said:
It shouldn't. You say you're able to reproduce the problem - what
happens when you try? Note that you *can't* install the SDK - just the
framework itself.