Adding the .NET Framework to a Windows Application

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BenrDen - 02 Oct 2004 14:11 GMT

Does anyone know if it is possible / legal to create a Windows application
with the one of the .NET languages ( say C# ) and imbed the runtime with the
application so that a person without
the .NET framework installed on his / her computer can run the application.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Dennis

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?ric Moreau [VB MVP] - 03 Oct 2004 16:01 GMT

I don't it's legal. That's why they sell VSA license (to include scripting
options in your applications).

On the other hand, anyone can download and use the .Net SDK for free (which
is the compiler without the IDE).

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?ric Moreau, MCSD, Visual Developer - Visual Basic MVP
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Concept S2i inc.(www.s2i.com)

> Does anyone know if it is possible / legal to create a Windows application
> with the one of the .NET languages ( say C# ) and imbed the runtime with the
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> Dennis

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Marek - 03 Oct 2004 23:47 GMT

I think Dennis meant something else.
The question is whether .NET "runtime" can be distributed along with a .NET
application? And if so then how to do this.
Did I understand the question right?

Marek

>I don't it's legal. That's why they sell VSA license (to include scripting
> options in your applications).
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>> Dennis

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