Update,

After trying several other things (like removing the old version of my app, uninstalling v11.1.7.12 from my development machine, installing the whole 13.1.7.12 on the target, among others) out of desparation I removed the NChartControl from the form that showed the  first runtime error and replaced it.  After building and installing on the target the error moved to another form.  Seems I had to go through my app and remove all NChartControls (in the 100 range) from all my forms and put on new ones (even though the properties of all them said they were 13.1.7.12).  That seemed to take care of the issue.  Seems the controls were not 13.1.7.12 even though I uninstalled v11 and deleted all dlls for my project.

Oh well things are running and the pressure is off for the moment.

Lou

To All,

Development Environment: Win7, MSVS 2010, C#, Nevron Chart.NET 2012 v13.1.7.12

Just finished this version of my project and am trying to deploy to target. 

Setup goes well but attempt to run gets the following exception (shortened):

Could not load file or assembly 'Nevron.Chart.Winform Version=11.1.17.12, ... PublicKey Token = c9bd8998e981e4ee' or one of its dependencies. 

The located assembly's manifest definition does not match the assembly reference. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131040).

As you can see it is not picking up the correct version.

Here is some of what I have done:

Verified that all my 36 projects are referencing version 13.1.7.12

   and the framework is .NET 4

   and set to Any CPU. (the setup target is to x86).

Verified the Nevron dlls are in the target application's directory (via setup).

I do have an older version of the program installed on the target system, which I plan to continue to use, which uses 11.1.17.12 and was built with MSVS 2008.

I have been attempting to look at the GAC on the target but it appears I will have to install Win SDK or an MSVS version but I am still working on that.

Any help would be appreciated before I pull out what is left of my hair and the restless types outside my door storm the castle.

TIA,

Lou