Windows 7 and Windows Vista
To install DigitDo run Setup_DigitDo,
( nothing else to
install or do ).
Windows XP and earlier Windows' versions
•
Windows
7 and Windows Vista: The .NET framework is built-in.
•
Windows XP (and earlier): The framework has
to be installed.
• Setup_DigitDo and DigitDo are .NET Applications. They will not
run
unless the Microsoft .NET framework is installed on your computer.
*Additional Information
Information about Microsoft .NET Installation
Quick Start for Microsoft .NET Installation :
Find the guide for your specific Windows version below and
follow the steps there.
Windows XP
Download and install either the A - Good or the B - Best.
A - Good : (x86)
(1)
Windows Installer 3.1 ( Download size approx. 2.5 MB )
( This may already be installed on your
computer. If so then Windows
will inform you when you try to install it. )
(2)
Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 SP2 ( Download size approx. 24 MB )
( file:
NetFx20SP2_x86.exe )
(3) run
Setup_DigitDo
B - Best :
(1)
Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 ( bootstrapper ) (
for x86 and x64 )
( Initial Download size of 2.8 MB )
The bootstrapper checks your system then automatically downloads and
installs what you need.
( Automatic download size of approx. 60 MB -
230 MB.
Download
size varies with individual system needs. )
(2) run
Setup_DigitDo
•
DigitDo will work the same with either of the above,
.NET
2.0 SP2 or .NET 3.5 SP .
• The
two .NET versions are included here in consideration for Dial-Up
and Broadband
Internet connections and therefore download time.
•
Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 is pre-installed on Windows 7 , and is also the
best choice for XP because it will allows you to run the most .NET applications.
*4.0
(x64
Microsoft .NET) *x64 Info
Windows 2000 (SP3 or SP4) - download and install
(1)
Windows Installer 3.1 (
Download size approx. 2.5 MB )
( This may already be installed on your computer. If
so Windows will tell you
when you try to install it. )
Windows 2000 SP3 - download and install
(2)
Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 ( Download size approx. 23 MB )
( This is the last version of the Framework that supports Windows
2000 SP3).
Windows 2000 SP4 - download and install
(2)
Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 SP1 ( Download size approx. 24 MB )
( This is the last version of the Framework that supports Windows
2000 SP4).
(3)
run
Setup_DigitDo
• DigitDo will work the same with either of the above frameworks, 2.0 or 2.0 SP1
Windows 98 , Windows ME - download and install
(1)
Microsoft Windows Installer 2.0 ( Download size 1.6 MB )
(2)
Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 ( Download size 22.4 MB )
(3)
run
Setup_DigitDo
( This is the last version of the Framework that supports these Windows
versions.
.NET 2.0 SP1 (or above) does not support Windows 98, Windows ME)
Windows 95 , and earlier is not supported, (by
DigitDo).
Additional information for Windows XP , and earlier Windows' versions.
•
On these versions of Windows the Microsoft .NET Framework is not a
built-in part
of
Windows ( as it is with Windows 7 and Windows Vista) and therefore must be installed.
• Setup_DigitDo and DigitDo are .NET Applications.
•
If
Setup_DigitDo will not run then the Microsoft .NET
Framework will need to first be installed.
Setup_DigitDo and DigitDo need any one of of the following
.NET Frameworks
versions, 2.0 , 3.0, or
3.5.
• The below Error window is displayed by Windows if a .NET
Application is run when the
Microsoft .NET
Framework is not installed.
No harm is done , the .NET Application just can't run.
•
The process of installing the Microsoft .NET Framework is simple and straight
forward.
Just click on the .NET installation file that you download from Microsoft
and it installs itself.
•
The process of deciding what Microsoft .NET Framework version to install for
your
particular
computer can get confusing. As an aid, find your version of Windows
above and
use the enclosed information and links as a guide. All these links are to Microsoft sites.
More Information:
At Wikipedia info about the
Microsoft
.NET Framework
.
Quick Check for .NET on your computer: (Works in most cases.)
A quick check to see what version of Microsoft .NET, if any , is installed
on your
computer :
Clear all text from the
Internet Explorer address box, then type or paste in
"javascript:alert(navigator.userAgent)"
without the quotes. Click Enter or Go.
The "Message from webpage" pop-up should show
text something like :
.... , .NET CLR 2.0.50727 , .NET CLR 3.0.04506.648, .NET CLR 3.5.04506.648, ...
Thus indicating that .NET 2 , 3, and 3.5 are installed on your computer.
Example where .NET is not installed:
Example where .NET 3.5 SP1 is installed: ( 2.0 & 3.0 are
included in 3.5 )
x64 Info
The Microsoft .Net Framework comes in (x86) and (x64) versions , just as Windows
does.
• The overwhelming majority of Windows XP computers are (x86).
( Some specialty versions of XP are (x64), 64 bit. If your version of
XP is (x64)
then you mostly likely are
aware of that. If you are not aware that your
version of XP is (x64)
then it is most likely (x86), 32bit )
•
Windows versions prior to XP are (x86)
4.0 Info
The 2.0, 3.0, and 3.5 Frameworks are the most
widely used.
The 3.0 and 3.5 frameworks are built on top of or around the 2.0
framework,
and as such are
backwardly compatible. (3.5 will run 3.0 apps and 2.0 apps,
3.0 will run 2.0
apps)
Windows XP did not come with the .NET framework pre-installed.
Window Vista came with 3.0 pre-installed.
Window 7 came with 3.5 pre-installed.
4.0 was released in April 2010, and can be installed on XP SP3 and
upward. 4.0 is
not backwardly compatible and will
only run 4.0 apps. It is no doubt slated
to be pre-installed on Windows 8.
Installing multiple versions of the framework on your computer is
supported by Windows.
Microsoft designed the frameworks with this in mind
and they work very well together.
There is no need
to un-install previous versions
when installing a newer version. (
Microsoft )
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