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Hi.

Couple of days ago I installed the VS .net 2003. The problem is that the applications made with this can't seems to work on the other computers with framework 1.1 installed.

For this ver if VS .net, is needed other ver. of framework installed ?

thanks
 
The .NET Framework v. 1.1 is exactly what you need to run an executable produced with VS 2003.

Are you sure you mentioned the correct version of the incriminated Framework in your post?

Ace Master said:
Hi.

Couple of days ago I installed the VS .net 2003. The problem is that the applications made with this can't seems to work on the other computers with framework 1.1 installed.

For this ver if VS .net, is needed other ver. of framework installed ?

thanks
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yes

Of course. On all the computers with framework 1.1 installed the applications made in vb .net standard are working, but those made in vs .net 2003 (VB) don't work. :(
 
Did you include any VB6 controls in your application like file listview, directory listview? If so, take them away and find some other replacements.
 
Re: yes

I really don't know what to say. There's no reason why they shouldn't work.

Ace Master said:
Of course. On all the computers with framework 1.1 installed the applications made in vb .net standard are working, but those made in vs .net 2003 (VB) don't work. :(
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Worrow said:
Did you include any VB6 controls in your application like file listview, directory listview? If so, take them away and find some other replacements.
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...I put a treeview.... This is the reason?

I thought that all the controls are for VB .net 2003…...so why I can't include them in my projects?

Anyway I will try tomorrow to see if is working without the treeview.

Thanks
 
I think the treeview is fine(I used it to replace directory listview).

You know, there are some VB6 controls included in vs.net just for backward compatibility. Some of these controls will throw exception when under .Net framework runtime.
 
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