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With new customers we supply a CD contraining the big nessery parts. (not 
specificly .NET)

After that we only supply the updates and  full installs of out application.

Our application has a -4 Meg install, but some extra parts need extra 
software installed (over 50 Meg).

With .NET you can't do without the run-time so it isn't an "option", but 
supplying it on CD for the paying customer, should not be a problem.
People who want to view DEMO's... they should download the full .NET package 
or order a CD at M$.

Most companies have a networksupervisor, who needs to install the stuf 
himself (not rights for the users...) so the problem lies there with the 
company.
So you should supply the information about the version that is needed and a 
link to where te get it!

> About the dll-hell....

With .NET you now can install and use multiple versions of the RunTime on 
the same computer... So that should not be a problem.

> >NET or win32

If youn don't want to be dependent on with runtime version of .NET 
installed, you could create a win32 app in Delphi 2005.
NOTE: You can't use the .NET libraries in your app, but when you make small 
utilities, they are often not needed.

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Regards,

Ronald Hoek

Applicationdevelopper
ComponentAgro B.V.