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John
Hello,
Some of you might recognise me from the VB6 newsgroups.
I just got a book, that includes VB .NET Standard Edition. I'm currently
using VB6 standard / learning edition. I would like to upgrade or whatever
you want to call it, by installing the VB .NET that I have now. However, the
book says that if you make executionables with VB .NET _Standard_ Edition,
they won't run on any pc if that pc doesn't have VB .NET installed (Talking
VB .NET 2003 here). In other words, I would not be able to make executables
for ie my friends / family if they don't have VB .NET like I do.
Could anyone tell me whether or not this is true? Because if it is, I'm
gonna return the book, and stick with VB6, as I can at least distribute my
apps with that program. I'm suspecting the book is basing it's info on some
poor English translation (I'm dutch, and so is the book) and that it means
you need .NET framework / some .NET files which you CAN redistribute to run
such an app on another pc. Please inform me whether my fears or suspections
are correct.
TIA,
John
Some of you might recognise me from the VB6 newsgroups.
I just got a book, that includes VB .NET Standard Edition. I'm currently
using VB6 standard / learning edition. I would like to upgrade or whatever
you want to call it, by installing the VB .NET that I have now. However, the
book says that if you make executionables with VB .NET _Standard_ Edition,
they won't run on any pc if that pc doesn't have VB .NET installed (Talking
VB .NET 2003 here). In other words, I would not be able to make executables
for ie my friends / family if they don't have VB .NET like I do.
Could anyone tell me whether or not this is true? Because if it is, I'm
gonna return the book, and stick with VB6, as I can at least distribute my
apps with that program. I'm suspecting the book is basing it's info on some
poor English translation (I'm dutch, and so is the book) and that it means
you need .NET framework / some .NET files which you CAN redistribute to run
such an app on another pc. Please inform me whether my fears or suspections
are correct.
TIA,
John