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I created a simple calculator in C# for work. It's just one executable file. I was thinking of putting a single copy of it on a network drive and send everyone a shortcut to it to access it. I'm new to this kind of thing, so is this a bad idea?
With it in one place I can easily update it when needed.
It's a very small application; around 33k. The maximum number of users will be around 50.
4should be fine until someone replaces it with a malicious exe – hunter – 2010-11-04T13:36:09.040
@wayne - I read through the answers and comments and it looks to me that your application is a useful business related custom calculator that is only used by internal users. As such I think it may be better delivered as a small Asp.net web app rather than an explicit program - especially as you said users are not allowed to install new programs – Peter M – 2010-11-04T14:56:37.880
Thanks for everyone's comments. They all helped open my eyes to certain pitfalls and problems. Cheers guys. – None – 2010-11-05T13:02:40.410