Sorry, you are unable to do that unless you know the user has the required
support files...

Rick

No way. VB applications require you provide the support libraries.

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you would still need the VB runtime file. You may get lucky, the target PC
might have all of the files needed to run your program. Remove most of the
components that your are not using in your project. This should reduce some
of the support files. The commondailogbox as example remove if you don't
use it in the project.  Hopefully, someone can give you a better answer.
This is the best I can think of, just reduce your components.
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Bill Bush

Their is a program going to be released soon, vbDisconnector. It will
disconnect you from VB DLL's. You can check out their site at
http://members.tripod.com/~Maquisistem/.

Thank You
Farshad Hemmati