issues in windows app installation on other customer's sytem

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Hi all,

When we implement some windows app then it is in some version/Framework(like VS4.0)
and on o.s. but when we install that windows app on customer system then some problems related to version are arise. or customer's system does not support some fetures in our software.

Problem like:

1).dll is not support.(solution:we can give them a .dll package with software).
2)Version problem.

as a software engineer we can guess this much or may more.

But before few days my head(electronics background) ask me a question why our some software gives problems on customer's system? I tell above problems, I recently join this company, and I don't have an experience,So please tell me a general problems in windows app installation on other customer's system which you ware faced and solution also. windows app are implemented in VB 6.0, .NET

thank you...

Posted 3-Sep-15 19:25pm

Member 11922776

Updated 3-Sep-15 19:44pm

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Richard MacCutchan 4-Sep-15 4:04am

VB6.0 does not mix with .NET, it was dead many years ago. You need to tell your manager that you need to build your applications to target the specific versions that exist on your customer's systems.

Member 11922776 4-Sep-15 6:34am

ok, thank you sir

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