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<h2>Deploy Your App Fast and Free</h2>

<p>If you create a website, deployment is (conceptually, anyway) straightforward: you find a host and then tell people the URL. If you create a Windows Store or Windows Phone app, or an Android app, it is also clear what you should do: submit it to the Windows Store or Google's Play, and then sit back in your lazyboy, waiting for the Brinks truck to deliver your boodle.</p>

<p>What, though, if you create a WPF (or Winforms) desktop app? Especially if it is just a utility that you are making available gratis, you may not want to put the time, effort, and money into creating a website that advertises your app and provides a download link.</p>

<p>For such a scenario, there is a very easy way to still make your app available to the world at large: put the required files in a folder and upload that folder to OneDrive, making it public. Finally, share the link with whoever you want, and voila! your app can be downloaded.</p>

<h2>Zum Beispiel/Por Ejemplo</h2>
<p>For example, I did this with my in-progress WPF utility "Multilingual" which lets users choose any pair of four languages (English, German, Spanish, Persian) to test their multilingual skills by way of multiple choice "questions."</p>

<p>First, they choose the language pair they want:</p>

<a href="multilingualmain.png"><img width="525" height="350" src="multilingualmain.png" /> </a>

<p>...then (after selecting the "Go!" button) they will see a word or phrase in one language of the pair they selected, and three candidate corresponding words or phrases in the other of the two languages. Making the wrong choice loses them one point; making the right choice earns them 2 points. So even if they make the wrong choice twice, they still end up at 0 for the word/phrase once the right one is selected. If they select the right answer right away, they get 2 points; if they select the right answer on their second try, they will end up with 1 point. Here's what it looks like when...