I'm writing a console application that will be deployed with an installation of an application we are writing. The console app aims to fix a bug in vista that will allow our application to be installed correctly in Vista. The console application works fine, but can I count on the .NET framework being installed on all Vista machines – is it installed by default?
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Best Answer
According to this site:
So if your console application targets v 2.0 or v 3.0 you should be OK