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I am looking ahead to make my app the smallest I can.

I am only using windows forms, module, classes and OLE connection.

I've heard that every user will have to install on their machines the framework ( over 20 megs ) in order to be able to run a VB.net app.

This is really sad news, because I was looking ahead to optimise my program to be the smallest in size possible.

What I have heard is lies ?

Can I still hope to be able to deliver a 200k app, setup included ?

What I don't know keeps me excited...
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Posted

You do indeed need the framework (20+ megs), but you don't need

to include that in the setup if you don't want. If you wish to assume

that the user has it already, or give them a link to download it from,

then you can keep your program fairly small. I don't think it will be

under 200k, but it will be fairly small.

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Is there any applications that have this framework other than visual studio.net ? (like Office XP for example )

If so, we can ask for some requirements regarding installed software.

If not, I will have to find a solution...

What I don't know keeps me excited...
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Posted

Well, I don't know about that. I think WinXP SP1 has it, and the new

Windows .NET will definately have it. Try searching the MSDN for

specifics about deploying applications.

Posted

I'll have a look in MSDN thanx.

But I have difficulty to understand that Microsoft has developped a web friendly technology but asks the user for 20+ megs required files. Typical.

Nevermind ;)

What I don't know keeps me excited...

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