[Hidden-tech] Microsoft.NET & Silverlight -- if a PC user, not a developer, are they needed to run System 7?

[Kevin Phillips]

DotNet versions 1 through 3 are necessary for many programs installed on a
windows machine, removing them will stop those programs from running.

 

Silverlight is the MS version of Flash and can be removed OK, but again some
programs/websites will not display Silverlight content anymore.

I personally do not have Silverlight installed and have never missed it. 

 

Kevin Phillips 

KPIT Computer Consulting 

kevin at kpitconsulting.com 

Office (413) 420-0212

Cell (413) 330-7789

 

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Question about Microsoft.NET & Silverlight -- if a PC user, not a developer,
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