Jan 11, 2004 #1 G GamesRule Member Joined Dec 14, 2003 Messages 10 Hi Either Im being really thick or I am blind. How can you compile .Net program to an executable? In VB6 you go File>Make exe In .Net, nope. Is it something to do with having academic version?
Hi Either Im being really thick or I am blind. How can you compile .Net program to an executable? In VB6 you go File>Make exe In .Net, nope. Is it something to do with having academic version?
Jan 11, 2004 #2 PlausiblyDamp Administrator Joined Sep 4, 2002 Messages 6,155 Location Lancashire, UK User Rank *Expert* Build menu -> build solution. Also whenever you run your app in the debugger it gets compiled. If you look in the folder where your apps code is located there should be a folder named bin. The executable should be in there.
Build menu -> build solution. Also whenever you run your app in the debugger it gets compiled. If you look in the folder where your apps code is located there should be a folder named bin. The executable should be in there.
Jan 11, 2004 #3 G GamesRule Member Joined Dec 14, 2003 Messages 10 Thank you very much...a very quick question, doesnt need another thread being opened. How the heck do you call sub procedures like... Private Sub lstTrack_SelectedItemChanged End Sub I tried Call lstTract_SelectedItemChanged but springs error.
Thank you very much...a very quick question, doesnt need another thread being opened. How the heck do you call sub procedures like... Private Sub lstTrack_SelectedItemChanged End Sub I tried Call lstTract_SelectedItemChanged but springs error.
Jan 11, 2004 #4 PlausiblyDamp Administrator Joined Sep 4, 2002 Messages 6,155 Location Lancashire, UK User Rank *Expert* What errors did you get? If you are calling the eventhandler for a list box you will need to pass in the two required arguments.
What errors did you get? If you are calling the eventhandler for a list box you will need to pass in the two required arguments.
Jan 11, 2004 #5 R reboot Active member Joined Nov 1, 2001 Messages 36 Location Graceland And theres no reason in the world to use Call.