Question

How can I check what objects, tools, variables, anything… are used from .NET 2.0 in a C# application.

How can I get a C# application run without .NET 2.0 ?

UPDATE:
sorry, I didn’t clarify enought. Here’s my situation: I have developed a pretty simple application in C#: embeded browser which displayes static webpages with an option of searching inside of these html pages. I’m using simple textbox, buttons components for this.

The application will be distribuited for people wich have very old PCs, even with windows 95. I would like the app to be runable on it, or at least on win 98, without telling the people to install .NET 2.0, as the users don;t really have PC usage skills 🙂 .

I’m using a dataGridView as well.

Answer 1

You can have a look at this : http://www.remotesoft.com/linker/

“The mini-deployment tool puts
together the minimum set of CLR
runtime files and dependent assemblies
that can be simply copied to a single
folder on a target machine, and your
application runs as if the whole
framework is installed. Since the
installation is isolated into a single
folder, there will be no conflicts
with future .NET installation. When
linking is used for the dependent
assemblies, it will further reduce the
file size.”