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Running a program from CD (Saturday, September 11, 2004)
 

Found the following interesting discussion in the Newsgroups:

Running a program from CD
by:Brad Allison

Okay, easy question for this newsgroup, but difficult for me being new.

I have an application in where the user can either install the program to
their machine or they can run this from the CD. However, in testing the
program where PCs without the .NET Framework installed, there of course is
an error message. How and where would I write a file to check for the .NET
framework and if it is not present, then install dotnetfx (which I have
provided on the CD)?

Thanks for the information.


 Reply:
by:Anonymous

 I am not sure whether our tool would interest you, salamander linker and mini-deployment tool, which can generate a package that contains your own application and a very small subset of the CLR runtime files. You can copy the generated directory to a CD, and your app will launch w/o .NET installation on the target machine. More info can be found here:
http://www.remotesoft.com/linker/

A trial version will be posted soon,

Huihong



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