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How do you make an executable program using visual basic 2010 express for a computer that does not have it?
i want to make a program using visual basic 2010 express for a computer that does not have visual basic 2010 express. i tried using the executable file in the bin folder for the program, but that doesn't work. if you have a way to do this, please let me know.
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
It doesn’t matter whether computer has Visual Studio installed or not. However, computer must have installed .Net Framework, it has to be proper version of it as well.
Version can be same or higher than the one your application targets. For example, if you are working in Visual Studio 2010 (which has .NET version 4.0) you can make programs that will run on computers with lover .NET version (let's say 2.0). For this, when creating new project (File -> New Project) select proper .NET version that your application will target (in case described above - version 2.0).
Regarding running .exe file without installation, it’s a controversial subject. You can read discussion about it here http://forums.devx.com/showthread.php?t=171162
- Anonymous5 years ago
I used homestead windows action picture Maker and capability Director Deluxe to do my DVD for the workouts slide reveal at my college and then used a utility suggested as Nero to do the DVD menu. A DVD menu is all Nero is nicely for, be warned. -Billy
- 1 decade ago
It doesn't matter if you have VB Studio. What matters is if you have the .NET framework (I think for 2010 is V4)
