What to ship with a managed DirectX application?

I finished a game using Managed DirectX. I need to be sure the end user is able to run it.
I know it needs .NET Framework, but I'm not very sure about how to ensure it has the correct Managed DirectX dlls (I use Managed DirectX 1.x, because I started using DirectPlay).
So, is it enough to tell the user to install DirectX 9.0c or the December 2005 User Runtime (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx familyid=3F2828FA-0E3C-4837-AFC0-6C67DCAA54BF&displaylang=en). Do I need to include any DLL (although I think it would violate the EULA) Will future versions of DirectX from this December 2005 include the Managed DirectX dlls, including Managed DirectX 1.x

Thanks in advance.

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What to ship with a managed DirectX application?

Chris L
The only components/packages that you really just need to make sure the user has is a fully installed Managed DirectX Runtime package and a running .NET1.1 framework for Managed DirectX 1.x. The runtimes can be found in the Your System\Program Files\Microsoft DirectX SDK (December 2005)\Redist directory.

I hope this helps.
Take care.
What to ship with a managed DirectX application?

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