I have done and can’t find any answer but is it possible to show a clean error if the user does not have the required version of .NET installed instead of the standard unadulterated exception window?
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I have done and can’t find any answer but is it possible to show a clean error if the user does not have the required version of .NET installed instead of the standard unadulterated exception window?
You always can check if .NET installed. Here’s the article that describes how to do that.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/18574/Is-NET-Framework-installed-on-this-machine
Of course you’ll need to do that in un-managed code.