I have MS Visual Studio 2005, on 32 bit WXP.

I created a simple C++ application.  It runs well and fast on my
machine.  However, when I copy the binary to another machine,  I get
the following error:

The system cannot execute the specified program.

This is silly.  It is a trivial, commandline program intended for
batch processing a few dozen files, using:

FinanceCPP "C:\\Work\\rdata31.dat" "C:\\Work\\output31.txt"

On my machine, that generates thousands of lines of output on standard
out and creates a plain text file with an equal number of lines (a
file a few hundred kBytes in size).

When I created it, I selected File->New_project, and then, under
Visual C++|General, I selected an empty project.  Did I need to do
anything else, in order to be able to just copy the resulting binary
to any other machine (running, say, 32 bit WXP, or 64 bit Windows
Server 2003)?  I'd didn't worry about even looking for DLLs since I
assumed any I'd need (such as the standard C library, and standard C++
library) would be part of Windows, or statically linked (since I did
nothing special, using only a couple math functions and iostreams).

I know the name of this group includes "dotnet", but in this specific
case, I am just trying to use VC++ to compile a plain old ANSI
standard C++ program (there's NOTHING in this that isn't part of the
ANSI C++ standard).  This isn't a language issue, but rather a what
did I miss in the use of the MSVS IDE issue.

I assume I have missed something simple, but I have yet to find what
that is.

Thanks,

Ted