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A stand alone without msvbvm60.dll
Dear Experts,
It seems all the visual basic stand alone files need msvbvm60.dll to run. But for some reasons I need to have a real STAND ALONE file. How can I make such a file?
Please help me.
Thanks.
It seems all the visual basic stand alone files need msvbvm60.dll to run. But for some reasons I need to have a real STAND ALONE file. How can I make such a file?
Please help me.
Thanks.
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dbrckovi
Note that this is only a trial version, but it worked fine for me.
You cannot have a Real Standalone file in VB.
Actually there is a way for making visual basic EXEs without the runtime dlls. They're ActiveX that you can execute directly. Off course you won't have a forms graphical interface unless you code it or use the specific dlls.
To do this you should take your code into a new Project of the ActiveX EXE type. It allows you to have class modules and standard modules with a Main() method.
But, what exactly does your stand alone vb do?
Ignacio
To do this you should take your code into a new Project of the ActiveX EXE type. It allows you to have class modules and standard modules with a Main() method.
But, what exactly does your stand alone vb do?
Ignacio
msvbvm60.dll contains the code for most of the functions you call from VB.
Moderator, my recommended disposition is:
Split points between: monvelasquez & dbrckovi
Dan Rollins -- EE database cleanup volunteer
Split points between: monvelasquez & dbrckovi
Dan Rollins -- EE database cleanup volunteer