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Hi,<br />
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You don't need to use the setup wizard when you only have one executable. &nbsp;If your friend is running win98, the runtimes for vb are normally installed. &nbsp;Just send him the executable.<br />
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The setup wizard isn't visible by default. &nbsp;You can find somewhere in the menu 'add wizard' or something like that. &nbsp;It'll give you a menu where you can check 'install and deployment wizard'<br />
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Byeee...
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Hi,

You don't need to use the setup wizard when you only have one executable.  If your friend is running win98, the runtimes for vb are normally installed.  Just send him the executable.

The setup wizard isn't visible by default.  You can find somewhere in the menu 'add wizard' or something like that.  It'll give you a menu where you can check 'install and deployment wizard'

Byeee...

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well what if they have win95? &nbsp;and i still cant find the wizard
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well what if they have win95?  and i still cant find the wizard

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If you're using VB5 the setup wizard should have been installed in the START menu in the same dropdown where you launch VB from the START button...<br />
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Cheers!
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If you're using VB5 the setup wizard should have been installed in the START menu in the same dropdown where you launch VB from the START button...


Cheers!

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Hi,<br />
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Then you'll have to install the vb runtimes. &nbsp;<br />
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Byeee...
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Hi,

Then you'll have to install the vb runtimes.  

Byeee...

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i have made a simple visual basic program. &nbsp;all it is is a simple calculator. &nbsp;i have been told i need to use the setup wizard to send it to a friend. &nbsp;this seems like im going overboard for such a small program... but anyway i cant figure out how to use the setup wizard at all. &nbsp;i dont see a setup wizard. &nbsp;i have vb6 enterprise edition. &nbsp;where is the wizard located and how do i use it and is it absolutely necessary
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i have made a simple visual basic program.  all it is is a simple calculator.  i have been told i need to use the setup wizard to send it to a friend.  this seems like im going overboard for such a small program... but anyway i cant figure out how to use the setup wizard at all.  i dont see a setup wizard.  i have vb6 enterprise edition.  where is the wizard located and how do i use it and is it absolutely necessary

setup wizard

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.