make a .exe in visual basic

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hi i have make a progam for making msn names but i need to make it a .exe so
my friends can use it to, how i make a .exe of it???

Jelle
 
jelle said:
hi i have make a progam for making msn names but i need to make it a .exe
so my friends can use it to, how i make a .exe of it???

Take a look at the "Build" menu. The executable file will be placed in the
project's "bin" directory. Don't forget to change the active configuration
to "Release" prior to creating the release build. The configuration can be
changed in a combobox of VS.NET's toolbar. Note that your application will
only run on your friend's machines if the have the .NET Framework installed.
 
hi,
cant i give the progam to my friends in a "example: project1.exe" and
that they can open it without installing something???
i hope u can read it ^^ i cant type it very good (i am dutch and 13)

Jelle

Jelle de Bruin
 
Hallo Jelle ,

Ja dit kan inderdaad ,,, VB.Net programma`s werken via het .Net framework
als dit geinstalleerd staat op de pc dan zou het meteen moeten werken

het .Net framework staat zo`n beetje op iedere Windows XP computer , anders
kan het via windows update geinstalleerd worden

Groeten

Michel Posseth [MCP]
 
hoi m.posseth,
thnx maar al is mijn "proggama" klaar dan moet ik tog confugration
manager doen en dan release en close, en al doe ik dan build solution
staat de . exe in die ene map bin, en dan moet ik die . exe tog naar me
vrienden sturen???
en dan moet het werken of niet? zo begreep ik het tenminsten van anderen
mensen.

p.s. mijn vader is trouwens ook MVP (most valuable professional)van
exel:p

groetjes jelle.
(je kan ook naar me mail (e-mail address removed) sturen al wil je)

Jelle de Bruin
 
Hallo Jelle ,

het klopt inderdaad , zet hem op release compileer de executable , en zendt
de executable uit de BIN directory naar je vrienden

overigens ben ik geen MVP :-) , ik ben een MCP


groeten

Michel Posseth
 
Michel,

Please don't answer in non English in this newsgroup.
(If you do that, than as well with a translation in English).

At least is that a polite for those who don't speak that language.

And remember there is almost forever somebody who knows those languages in
this newsgroup.

Cor
 
ist holländischer sprache dan nicht das selbste as schlechte deutsche
sprache ? :-)

Dutch ?? it sounds like bad German is what our German customers always tell
us so, Herfried it should be easy for you ( i as native Dutch speaker can
understand almost everything that is said or written to me in German )


regards

Michel Posseth
 
Michel,

m.posseth said:
ist holländischer sprache dan nicht das selbste as schlechte deutsche
sprache ? :-)

I think that Dutch is the easiest language to learn for a native German
speaker. However, this doesn't mean that I "fluently" understand text that
is written in Dutch.
Dutch ?? it sounds like bad German is what our German customers always
tell us so, Herfried it should be easy for you ( i as native Dutch
speaker can understand almost everything that is said or written to me in
German )

:-)
 
Michel
ist holländischer sprache dan nicht das selbste as schlechte deutsche
sprache ? :-)
You make the same error as most Dutch when they hear German speaking people
telling that Dutch is like "plat" Deutch. In Dutch "plat" means bad. In
German it just means lowland. Before Luther, that language did look more on
Dutch than now Hoog Deutch (mountain German) did.

It is not for nothing that our language in the English language is named
"Dutch".

:-)

Cor
 
Cor ,,,

I was and i am aware of that, however i thought that for this situation
it was valid to make an exception

as it was a verry simple question , and the boy was verry young and needed a
clear answer


regards


Michel
 
Michel,
as it was a verry simple question , and the boy was verry young and needed
a clear answer
I saw that later although than my suggestion to translate it sustains.

Cor
 

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