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June - 12 May 2004 00:41 GMT
How can I develop a small app with vs.net 2002 , and run it in other computers without install .net environment

If it can, how to do that

thanks very much.
Tomas Restrepo \(MVP\) - 12 May 2004 03:42 GMT
June,

> How can I develop a small app with vs.net 2002 , and run it in other computers without install .net environment?
>
> If it can, how to do that?

Use unmanaged C++, then, using the Win32 API, ATL, etc. or whatever
unmanaged libraries and frameworks suit you.

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Does that mean ... - 12 May 2004 12:56 GMT
Does that mean I need to use VC++6.0 or BC or something else, but not VS.NET

Thanks verymuch
mccoyn - 12 May 2004 13:31 GMT
No, when you create the project just select the one of the unmanaged template in the new project dialog.  For example, "Win32 Console Project" and "Win32 Project" will both setup the project as unmanaged

You can also change the project settings the remove the the /clr option from the compilier settings.
Steve Alpert - 12 May 2004 17:39 GMT
> Does that mean I need to use VC++6.0 or BC or something else, but not VS.NET?
>
> Thanks verymuch

Remember, it depends on what you installed when you installed .Net.  If
you only had a learners kit, you might only have C# and NOT C++

/steveA

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I got it, thanks a lot. - 13 May 2004 02:21 GMT
I got it, thanks a lot.

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