Operating systems and .net

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Ellie

Hi,

I'm just starting to get into .net, after spending years on VB6 and C++. Do
the newer MS operating systems, like XP and Vista have the .net framework?

Thanks
 
Ellie said:
Hi,

I'm just starting to get into .net, after spending years on VB6 and C++.
Do the newer MS operating systems, like XP and Vista have the .net
framework?
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The .Net Framework must be installed on the O/S for .Net applications to
work. An install setup can include the Framework in the install package.

The .Net Framework to install will be based on the Framework being used in
the applications development. Framework 1.1 for VS 2003 and 2.0 for VS 2005
applications.

The lowest MS O/S that the .Net Framework can be installed on to run .Net
solutions is Win 9'x.
 
Hello Ellie,

yep. .NET FW is preinstalled on the latest releases or SPs

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E> Hi,
E>
E> I'm just starting to get into .net, after spending years on VB6 and
E> C++. Do the newer MS operating systems, like XP and Vista have the
E> .net framework?
E>
E> Thanks
E>
 
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