Cannot get framework apps to work on other comps!

[Nick]

I have vs.net beta 2 and when I compile any c# app I cannot run it on a win2k
machine cause it gives initialization errors. I have the newest version of
the framework on the win2k machine.

-Thanks in advance for any help, email it to me if you could.

[Jason]

"Nick" <cdm-maxgamer@cox.net> wrote:
>
>I have vs.net beta 2 and when I compile any c# app I cannot run it on a
win2k
>machine cause it gives initialization errors. I have the newest version
of
>the framework on the win2k machine.
>
>-Thanks in advance for any help, email it to me if you could.

I told my doctor, "Doc, it hurts when I do this."

My doctor said, "Don't do that."

Beta 2 is not supported. Beta 1 is not supported. RC is not supported.
Microsoft specifically made claims that the release version of .NET is not
backward compatible with the betas. Apparently, Microsoft also decided that
they were going to force the issue. That isn't a bad idea, actually. Microsoft
has to support security issues and bug fixes that won't ever be fixed in
the betas. Therefore, they don't allow old code to run on the new CLR, and
they don't allow new code to run on the old CLR.

Yep, the code you compiled is tied to a specific version of the CLR. Sorry
- but there is actually a good reason, other than the fact that Microsoft
thinks it is also time for you to pay for Visual Studio. :->

[MarkN]

You can always download the current framework SDK for free and compile using
it.



"Jason" <jason@creative_nospam_corp.com> wrote:
>
>"Nick" <cdm-maxgamer@cox.net> wrote:
>>
>>I have vs.net beta 2 and when I compile any c# app I cannot run it on a
>win2k
>>machine cause it gives initialization errors. I have the newest version
>of
>>the framework on the win2k machine.
>>
>>-Thanks in advance for any help, email it to me if you could.
>
>I told my doctor, "Doc, it hurts when I do this."
>
>My doctor said, "Don't do that."
>
>Beta 2 is not supported. Beta 1 is not supported. RC is not supported.
> Microsoft specifically made claims that the release version of .NET is
not
>backward compatible with the betas. Apparently, Microsoft also decided
that
>they were going to force the issue. That isn't a bad idea, actually. Microsoft
>has to support security issues and bug fixes that won't ever be fixed in
>the betas. Therefore, they don't allow old code to run on the new CLR,
and
>they don't allow new code to run on the old CLR.
>
>Yep, the code you compiled is tied to a specific version of the CLR. Sorry
>- but there is actually a good reason, other than the fact that Microsoft
>thinks it is also time for you to pay for Visual Studio. :->
>

[Trey Hutcheson]

Nick,
Another possible problem is the inclusion of any config files, especially
if the exe is in debug mode. I have this issue all the time, becuase I'm
used to just copying the exe's.

trey

"Nick" <cdm-maxgamer@cox.net> wrote:
>
>I have vs.net beta 2 and when I compile any c# app I cannot run it on a
win2k
>machine cause it gives initialization errors. I have the newest version
of
>the framework on the win2k machine.
>
>-Thanks in advance for any help, email it to me if you could.