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What is your goal? Why do you think this approach would be the best way to go?
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What is your goal? Why do you think this approach would be the best way to go?

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I want users to click on a link to access the application from a server, understand they will need the .NET framework in their PC to run the project. Years ago I recall the possibility to do this by converting the project to a DLL file.
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I want users to click on a link to access the application from a server, understand they will need the .NET framework in their PC to run the project. Years ago I recall the possibility to do this by converting the project to a DLL file.

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Hi,<br />
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Thanks for the comments, will look into using ClickOnce and get back to you.<br />
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Victor
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Hi,

Thanks for the comments, will look into using ClickOnce and get back to you.

Victor

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Hi,<br />
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How do I download it, it's not included in VS 2008.<br />
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Victor
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Hi,


How do I download it, it's not included in VS 2008.

Victor

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Hi,<br />
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How do I create a DLL from my .NET application and have it accessed from multiple PC from a network? Or is there a better approach? I understand users will need the ,NET framework installed in their PC.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Victor
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Hi,

How do I create a DLL from my .NET application and have it accessed from multiple PC from a network? Or is there a better approach? I understand users will need the ,NET framework installed in their PC.

Thanks,

Victor

Help with accessing a VB.NET project from a network enviroenment

The .NET Framework is not specific to any one programming language; rather, it includes a library of functions that allows developers to rapidly build applications. Several supported languages include C#, VB.NET, C++ or ASP.NET.

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