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Vb RunTime

Asked by HaryMary in Miscellaneous Programming, Installation

Tags: runtime, vb, check

Dears
I have a multiuser program developed in VB6. I want to put my program and my database that is used by the program on a shared folder to allow the users run the program from its location (on the server).

I don't want to make a package and install it on every single machine. I want the user when run the program from its location, the program check if the user machines has VB runtime libraries or not. If not the program will run the runtime setup on the user machine. (that is because machines that doesn't have vb runtime will not be able to run the program).

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