How do I put my programs, with all info and files, including the required files from the .Net Framework onto a disk for distribution?

: How do I put my programs, with all info and files, including the required files from the .Net Framework onto a disk for distribution?
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Publish the project and add a link or the installer to the .Net framework

The one and only Niklas Ulvinge aka IDK

: : How do I put my programs, with all info and files, including the required files from the .Net Framework onto a disk for distribution?
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: Publish the project and add a link or the installer to the .Net framework
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: The one and only Niklas Ulvinge aka IDK
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How do I do that?
CompuWizJR

: : : How do I put my programs, with all info and files, including the required files from the .Net Framework onto a disk for distribution?
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: : Publish the project and add a link or the installer to the .Net framework
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: : The one and only Niklas Ulvinge aka IDK
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: How do I do that?
: CompuWizJR
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At the run menu, I think, or something simmilar (I don't got the program now), there's publish project. When your done with publishing it, add a link to or the framework your working in.

The one and only Niklas Ulvinge aka IDK

I think what you really want is to add a Setup/Deployment project to your solution. This will build an MSI(Microsoft Installer) file. You can in the properties for this project select add Bootstrapper which will include the .NET framework in the MSI. Depending on your version of VS.Net you may have to download the bootstrapper add-on I don't believe it came with the first few version of VS.

~rlc

: I think what you really want is to add a Setup/Deployment project to your solution. This will build an MSI(Microsoft Installer) file. You can in the properties for this project select add Bootstrapper which will include the .NET framework in the MSI. Depending on your version of VS.Net you may have to download the bootstrapper add-on I don't believe it came with the first few version of VS.
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Thanks!! I tried to follow the steps in Sams teach yourself vb.net in 21 days, but it wasn't very clear.
CompuWizJR