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I have created software individually and I'm going to launch it.
Do I need any license version of visual basic (VB.Net) Window Application?

Posted 10-Feb-15 22:39pm

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Updated 10-Feb-15 23:17pm

Leo Chapiro

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Duncan Edwards Jones · Answer 1 · 2015-02-10T23:19:00

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No - you do not require a license to run the binary created from visual studio.

Posted 10-Feb-15 23:19pm

Duncan Edwards Jones

Updated 10-Feb-15 23:45pm

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Leo Chapiro · Answer 2 · 2015-02-10T23:23:00

Solution 2

If I have right understood you, you ask whether you can launch / use you individually created software commercial without license.
The answer is: yes, you can even if you've created your software with Express Version of Visual Studio (VB.NET). HTH

Posted 10-Feb-15 23:23pm

Leo Chapiro