[specterunseen]

I have the newest .net framework. My coworkers computers don't have the framework installed.

I have an extremely simply program that is a form for combining strings, mostly to help with documentation.

Anything I can do to make my program NOT require the .net framework, or give me a recommendation? The company won't install the .net framework, so I'm currently programming w/it (as a side hobby to learn), but don't have the potential to get the framework installed on their computer.

Please, any solutions? I want to get away from the VBA form in excel I'm having them use.

This post has been edited by specterunseen: 05 December 2008 - 10:49 AM

[specterunseen]

Never mind. I've figured it out. I did further research and after much confusion figured out

.net language programming requires .net framework

[PsychoCoder]

That is correct, any application written in a .Net language needs the .Net framework installed on any and all computers the application will be installed on. There is just no way around this

[born2c0de]

The same goes for any language that doesn't compile source code into native machine code such as Java.
You can't execute Java programs unless you have the JRE (Java Runtime Environment) installed on your machine.