Re: Stand Alone EXE
From: David Pendrey (fairydave_at_dodo.com.au)
Date: 03/18/05
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Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2005 05:26:24 GMT
Thank you very much Jim! Would you be able to give me some direction on how
to use this application to wrap my applications into working? Preferably I
would like to just release a single .EXE program simply because its such a
small program it doesn't warrant a whole 20 meg package to get it working.
Thank you so much fo ryour assistance
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>> "David Pendrey" <fairydave@dodo.com.au> wrote in message
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>>>I was wondering if it is at all posible to write a stand alone .EXE
>>>program in Visual Studio .NET. Hopefully in VB.NET but if not another
>>>language would be ok. Thanks for the assistance
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>> Yes. Visual Studio programs (VB, C#, etc.) normally compile to a single
>> .EXE file. This file will only run on computers that have .NET Framework
>> installed, but it's a single .EXE file.
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> Or, you can use Thinstall to wrap the exe and only the portions of the
> .Net framework that it uses into a single executable that can be run on
> any computer - with or without the .Net framework installed.
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> Jim Hubbard
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