Basic library linking

Hi,

I am quite new to windows and visual studio development so please excuse me if you find my question stupid ;)

I made a console application that has a specific library (Rtm.lib) defined as a dependency (during linkage). The application is ok on my workstation but I can't get it run on another computer (where visual studio is not installed). It just stops with an application error during initialization.

I guess some library are missing him and I also guess I should tell him to "embed" anything he needs but I can't find the way.
Am I wrong ?

Thanks for your helps

Frank
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