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Visual Basic EXE

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Hi all,

I made a visual basic application and it ran very well on the computer I programmed it with.

However, when I transferred it to my other newly reformatted computer with SP3 and tried to run it, nothing happens.

Could someone tell me what may have gone wrong?

I used Visual Basic 2008.

Attached is the application.

Thanks in advanced!

EoyScoreCalc.exe

Edited by jeromerocks


Haven't looked at the app yet, but did you load the appropriate version of .NET on the test system?

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Yea I just realised, stupid Visual Basic 8 requires .net framework 3.5...it's so new.

THanks!

Edited by jeromerocks

You can actually select the .NET v ersion you want to use in the properties pages of the application. You can change it after you have started but it is better to select your target .NET version before you start writing you app.

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You can actually select the .NET v ersion you want to use in the properties pages of the application. You can change it after you have started but it is better to select your target .NET version before you start writing you app.

Really? Where?

I don't see it.

Sorry I'm a newbie in VB, i code in delphi most of the time

Right Click on your application in the Solution Explorer and select properties.

Go to the Compile tab

Click Advanced Compile Options.

Select your desired "Target framework (all configurations)"

click ok, etc, etc, etc....

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Thanks a lot!

Had to scroll down the debug page so I didn't see it in the beginning LOL

Thanks again.

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