System requirements for stand-alone application

Hi all
Could you tell me system requirements for stand alone app, which requires run time engine and variable engine to work.

Are you wondering about the space requirements? This of course will depend on the application. You can get an idea for this by creating an installer which includes the run-time engine and the variable engine, and then perhaps installing it locally.
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