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Living Room / Re: Daylight-Saving Time Bug
« on: March 24, 2007, 05:54 PM »
Here's what I used on my Windows 98 machine. It worked fine for me, but I can't take responsibility for what it might do on other's machines.

http://www.mdgx.com/add.htm#TZU

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Developer's Corner / Re: Introductory C# web-based tutorials
« on: March 10, 2007, 04:59 PM »
Bryan,
Thanks for your tutorials. They are very well done.

After going over half way through the second tutorial, I decided to see how the "Hello world" program worked on my Windows 98 machine. So I set up the folder that the EXE file is in for sharing over the network and when I tried to run it in Win98, I got the error "A required .DLL file, MSCOREE.DLL, was not found."

While searching for information about that error, I found http://support.micro...oft.com/?kbid=316091 which says:

CAUSE
This behavior occurs if the Microsoft .NET Framework is not installed on the target computer. Applications and controls written for the .NET Framework require that it be installed on the computer on which the application or control runs.
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RESOLUTION
To resolve this issue, install the .NET Framework on the target computer.

It then gives instructions on installing the .NET Framework.

Am I understanding correctly that programs I write with C# will not run on computers without the .NET Framework already installed, or will I find out in later tutorials how to compile programs that will run on most computers.

Thanks

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