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Wendy Elizabeth

Questions about creating an .net ‘executable’ 2005 that will not remained
installed once a user enters some data into the application. I also want this
applcation to not require any previous software installed on a users
workstation.
I basically want to setup an application for new users when they are
applying for insurance. This application would preferably be a run as a
windows desktop application versus on the internet. Once the user enters the
save or submit button, I want the application to send the data back to be
processed on a Sql server 2000 or sql server 2005 database.
I have Visual Studio.net 2005 currently and would like suggestions on how
to do steup this type of an application using Visual Basic.net 2005.

Thanks!
 
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Brendan Reynolds

Wendy Elizabeth said:
Questions about creating an .net ‘executable’ 2005 that will not remained
installed once a user enters some data into the application. I also want
this
applcation to not require any previous software installed on a users
workstation.
I basically want to setup an application for new users when they are
applying for insurance. This application would preferably be a run as a
windows desktop application versus on the internet. Once the user enters
the
save or submit button, I want the application to send the data back to be
processed on a Sql server 2000 or sql server 2005 database.
I have Visual Studio.net 2005 currently and would like suggestions on how
to do steup this type of an application using Visual Basic.net 2005.

Thanks!


You might want to try asking this question in a forum that deals with Visual
Studio (this one is for Microsoft Access). However, as I understand it, all
..NET desktop apps require the targeted version of the .NET framework
installed on the target PC, so I think the requirement to "not require any
previous software installed on a users workstation", if taken literally, may
be impractical. That is to say, I believe that any .NET desktop app will at
a minimum require the targeted version of the .NET framework to be installed
on the user's PC.
 

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