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Wow, thank you so much. Very easy with clickonce.<br />
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Thanks again for your help
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Wow, thank you so much. Very easy with clickonce.

Thanks again for your help

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Not only is it easy with ClickOnce, but you will find out that distributing updates is so easy.<br />
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Just go back in the Publish tab, adjust the Publish version to a higher version (you usually synch it with the application version, but this is the Publish version and can be different), And click Publish Now.<br />
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A few seconds later, unless you have changed some of the defaults settings, any user that launch the application will be told that there is an update and will be offered to update the application. In situations were it is applicable, nothing can beat ClickOnce.
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Not only is it easy with ClickOnce, but you will find out that distributing updates is so easy.

Just go back in the Publish tab, adjust the Publish version to a higher version (you usually synch it with the application version, but this is the Publish version and can be different), And click Publish Now.

A few seconds later, unless you have changed some of the defaults settings, any user that launch the application will be told that there is an update and will be offered to update the application. In situations were it is applicable, nothing can beat ClickOnce.

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Hello all<br />
<br />
I need your help to make a compilation of my new visual studio 2001 project.<br />
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When i was using VB6, i was creating a compilation. After, i had a toll Findll.exe, to find all the ocx and dll that i needed to then, use Innostetup to create an install of my program.<br />
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But now that i have Visual Studio 2010, what do i need to find the ocx and dll, and can i still use inno setup?<br />
<br />
Thanks again for your help.
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Hello all

I need your help to make a compilation of my new visual studio 2001 project.

When i was using VB6, i was creating a compilation. After, i had a toll Findll.exe, to find all the ocx and dll that i needed to then, use Innostetup to create an install of my program.

But now that i have Visual Studio 2010, what do i need to find the ocx and dll, and can i still use inno setup?

Thanks again for your help.

Find Dll for compilation

Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET) is an object-oriented programming language implemented on the .NET framework, but also supported on other platforms such as Mono and Silverlight. Microsoft launched VB.NET as the successor to the Visual Basic language. Though it is similar in syntax to  Visual Basic pre-2002, it is not the same technology,