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yxq
XP SP2 does not include .Net Framework, anyone must install .net
framework(20MB) for running .net program!
framework(20MB) for running .net program!
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Wayne Taylor
Hello,
It's a fair point.... your app install should check to see if it's
installed, if it is great, if not your app install should install it. It's
is on windowsupdate and has been for a while as a recommended update, I
think it should be a critical update now.
You can get the 1.1 .NETFx Redis here....
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...e3-f589-4842-8157-034d1e7cf3a3&DisplayLang=en
Just my thoughts.
It's a fair point.... your app install should check to see if it's
installed, if it is great, if not your app install should install it. It's
is on windowsupdate and has been for a while as a recommended update, I
think it should be a critical update now.
You can get the 1.1 .NETFx Redis here....
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...e3-f589-4842-8157-034d1e7cf3a3&DisplayLang=en
Just my thoughts.
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Eric Lemmon
Is this a question or a complaint? 
If I'm not mistaken, the .NET Framework is included by default in Windows XP, albeit version 1.0. I do agree with you that it only makes sense to be included in SP2, but keep in mind that--although tied closely to the OS--the Framework is an independent of Windows. Therefore, if you don't have any .NET applications on your PC, having the .NET framework installed is just wasted hard drive space.
Eric
If I'm not mistaken, the .NET Framework is included by default in Windows XP, albeit version 1.0. I do agree with you that it only makes sense to be included in SP2, but keep in mind that--although tied closely to the OS--the Framework is an independent of Windows. Therefore, if you don't have any .NET applications on your PC, having the .NET framework installed is just wasted hard drive space.
Eric
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Cor Ligthert
Hi YXQ,
Are you from Bruxel and tells afterwards that it has to be excluded from the
OS, and when not there will be a fine or something?
Just a thought,
Cor
Are you from Bruxel and tells afterwards that it has to be excluded from the
OS, and when not there will be a fine or something?
Just a thought,
Cor
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Brian Henry
At one point in the SP2 beta they were includeing the .NET Framework 1.1 SP1
beta.. which was odd, then it just vanished...
Is this a question or a complaint?
If I'm not mistaken, the .NET Framework is included by default in Windows
XP, albeit version 1.0. I do agree with you that it only makes sense to be
included in SP2, but keep in mind that--although tied closely to the OS--the
Framework is an independent of Windows. Therefore, if you don't have any
..NET applications on your PC, having the .NET framework installed is just
wasted hard drive space.
Eric
beta.. which was odd, then it just vanished...
Is this a question or a complaint?
If I'm not mistaken, the .NET Framework is included by default in Windows
XP, albeit version 1.0. I do agree with you that it only makes sense to be
included in SP2, but keep in mind that--although tied closely to the OS--the
Framework is an independent of Windows. Therefore, if you don't have any
..NET applications on your PC, having the .NET framework installed is just
wasted hard drive space.
Eric
H
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
* "Eric Lemmon said:
I doubt it is.
Y
yxq
The user must install 20MB .net framework for running a 100KB program!
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Eric Lemmon
My apologies...I was a bit off. The .NET Framework is included in Windows XP SP1-not Windows XP-but MS plans to make the Framework available through WindowsUpdate for subsequent SP releases. (Reference: http://msdn.microsoft.com/chats/vstudio/vstudio_030502.asp)
Eric
Eric
C
Cor Ligthert
Hi yxq
That will be probably the same when Interent Explorere is disconnected from
the OS
Cor
That will be probably the same when Interent Explorere is disconnected from
the OS
Cor
H
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
* "Eric Lemmon said:
That's what I heard too. The Framework was included in the CD-ROM
version of SP1 and avialable through Windows Update.
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Armin Zingler
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Eric Lemmon
Will do
Armin Zingler said:
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Armin Zingler
Eric Lemmon said:Will do
Thank you!
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Julius Penn
Because the cry baby Java community would say MS is
bundling their products.
bundling their products.