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Comments by Gaurav Dudeja India (Top 3 by date)
Gaurav Dudeja India
13-May-10 1:48am
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yes thats the point you tried to open visual studio that was not installed, but on that machine dotnet framework is installed now a days which is coming by default in windows xp and you also install it without visual studio.
Gaurav Dudeja India
13-May-10 1:08am
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No in that system .net framework was installed thats why it run exe, please try it it will not run without .net framework.
Gaurav Dudeja India
13-May-10 0:41am
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No dear if you execute a dotnet application .exe without dotnet framework it will give you an error.