what files i have to take from my pc to that pc to work with that software

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sir, can you pl tell me what are the files or folders i have to take from my pc to another pc,to work with that software which i have built using c# windows app and Sql server 2005.

Posted 13-Jul-10 8:51am

PARTHAPRINCI

Updated 13-Jul-10 8:54am

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On a high level, from development prespective, all the files and folders that are referred/referenced in your application would be needed.

It might happen certain files are common shared across system (already available on other syatem) - you can leave those.

Posted 13-Jul-10 9:11am

Sandeep Mewara

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Martin Jarvis · Accepted Answer · 2010-07-13T09:07:00

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You'll need the correct version of .Net installed on the target machine, as well as all of the compiled output of your project.

If you're database is held locally you may need to copy that as well.

Posted 13-Jul-10 9:07am

Martin Jarvis