Whenever I build a program in Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition it works fine on my computer. But strangely it doesn't work on some other people's systems. I think it's because they need .NET Framework 2.0. Is that the reason
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KP99
joesun99
No, I'm saying that you can buy expensive, third party tools that create stand alone exes.
I don't even know what the programs are called, they are hard to google. However, I've seen them, and I think they are a spectacularly bad idea, as well as being *really* expensive ( $10k+, from memory ). If you want apps that don't require .NET, use C++.
VikasVaidya
I'm sorry, there is no other option that doesn't cost a lot of money.
tfrench
Yes, that is precisely the reason.
TheLastVampire
I think I'm gonna start reading up on C++ and get the express edtion.
Wreckage8
No worries - good luck !!!
Brian Trexler
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Greg Banister
No, VB and C++ are totally different. C++ looks like C#, but is more complex, and therefore more powerful.