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April 7th, 2011, 10:04 PM
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In Visual Basic 6, how do I load and execute an interface project?
Hi All! I am a beginner to Visual Basic 6 and have just developed a small interface project. After having designed a simple menu, how di I load and execute the initial interface? Which command should I use? And should it be the .EXE file or theappropriatee Frm Form?
Any assistance could be greatly appreciated.
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April 8th, 2011, 09:18 AM
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Re: In Visual Basic 6, how do I load and execute an interface project?
Visual Studio 6 saves projects with the VBP extension. If you open that file in the IDE, it will know how to open the rest of the project.
The IDE knows how too compile all the code into one .exe that runs the program.
It also has a SETUP section, which will install all required files the first time users run your program.
These all work together.
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April 8th, 2011, 09:26 AM
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Re: In Visual Basic 6, how do I load and execute an interface project?
There is a triangular button on VB's toolbar, this means run.
There is a menu called Run
Or you could press F5
Sorry for this question, but, have you any programming experience? Are you still studying? If your'e still studying, I'd suggest scouring google for info as well
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