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I built a fairly simple application using 8.2 Developer's Suite and targeted Windows 2000. When I attempted to install the application on a Windows 2000 machine, I received an error stating that the machine did not meet the minimum requirements. It has enough hard drive space and is running Windows 2000, so the only items not conforming would be processor speed or RAM. Does the target machine have the same requirements as the development machine (8.2)? Is there a method of determining what the system requirements are for a particular build of an application?
Thanks for any assistance.
Marty G

The development was done on a Windows 2000 machine and the app runs fine on it. The target machine was verified to be running at only 200 MHz with 64 MB RAM. While this meets the Windows 2000 minimums, it appears the 8.2 Run Time or App requirements are higher. I knew the app would be slow - we are trying to reuse assets. My real concern is determining the actual minimums for the application prior to installation. I have been poking around in 8.2, but have not as yet found a way to determine this. We will likely have to acquire a different machine, and I need to ensure that it will run the application.
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