application run with out FreamWork in vb.net

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how i can application run with out FreamWork in vb.net

Posted 5-Jan-10 0:06am

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2010-01-05T03:31:00

An application written using VB.NET language requires the Framework.
You have two options:

Install the Framework on the target machine. You may found redistributable packages at Microsoft for free download (for instance, the package for the version 3.0 is here [^]).
Develop you application using a unmanaged language as, for instance, C/C++.

Rod Kemp · Answer 2 · 2010-01-05T01:37:00

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You can't run a .Net program without the framework installed.

Posted 5-Jan-10 1:37am

Rod Kemp

Nuri Ismail · Answer 3 · 2010-01-05T05:33:00

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Hi,

wrote:
how i can application run with out FreamWork in vb.net

Actually you could do the trick by using some tools like this one[^]. But such tools are not free!
So personally I second the two options provided by Mr. Pallini. :)

Regards

Posted 5-Jan-10 5:33am

Nuri Ismail

Updated 5-Jan-10 5:36am

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