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hi all,

I am going to build one software which will include PC Cleaning. It will be like PC Cleaner and other software.

I want to build this software in VC++. but i have below question in order to proceed.

1) Do we need any Framework install on client machine?
2) What is boost navigation?
3) How we can get provide updates if there will be any new option using VC++.

Let me know if you have any other suggestion even.

Thank you.
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To be honest, if you can't answer these questions yourself, then I would not have much faith in your PC Cleaner - in fact I would not allow it to run on any PC I control.

1) Only if you use Managed C++. Even then, it depends which version of the Framework you use, and which OS you are running on. If you use Native, then no.
2) I have no idea. Google suggests 127,000,000 alternatives: Google[^]
3) Try this: http://www.powerprogrammer.co.uk/[^]
 
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keyur satyadev 5-Mar-12 3:59am    
Thanks for your response.

Well, i have answers of all above question why i have post here because i need suggestion.

1) Framework is required if i will use Managed Code. it will not depend on OS as it's window PC Cleaner and will work on any windows OS greater than XP with 32 & 64 bit.

2) Boost navigation is wide area but want to know how much it will contain with C++/PC Cleaner Software.

3) I am aware how to get updates but there is issue like it will overwrite previous version and application lost previous data.

hope you are now understand why i have put this questions.

Anyways, if you can't then i don't mind because i know my potential.

Thank you.
OriginalGriff 5-Mar-12 4:09am    
The reason I mention OS is because different OS's include different versions of the .NET framework: XP has none, Vista has 2.0 and Win7 has 3.5 built in. So if you are targeting Vista and above, you need install no framework if you are only using .NET V2.0
keyur satyadev 5-Mar-12 5:59am    
Yes, that's fine. i understand your point.

Thank you.

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