barcode711
Technical User
I have read that in VB 6.0 there is a wizard that helps you create exe's. I seem to be having problems using mine.
What I did was alter a previous VB script(written in VB 6.0) that copied a file from one folder(local folder)and saved it to another(network folder. All I did was change the files being copied. I am able to run the program fine within the Visual Basic program.
However when I try to use the package and deployment wizard, it wants to use the exe file program that was part of the original script. I have to use this previous exe or compile my altered version, but when I try to compile I get an error "error has ocurred, application or user-defined error". If I choose to use the older exe file, then when I run my "new" program it runs the process as the original script. I've also tried to using the option(under File menu)to "make exe" in VB but for some reason that menu is not accessible to me, its grayed out.
What I need to find out is, how do I create a new exe, or is there some way I can edit the old executable?
What I did was alter a previous VB script(written in VB 6.0) that copied a file from one folder(local folder)and saved it to another(network folder. All I did was change the files being copied. I am able to run the program fine within the Visual Basic program.
However when I try to use the package and deployment wizard, it wants to use the exe file program that was part of the original script. I have to use this previous exe or compile my altered version, but when I try to compile I get an error "error has ocurred, application or user-defined error". If I choose to use the older exe file, then when I run my "new" program it runs the process as the original script. I've also tried to using the option(under File menu)to "make exe" in VB but for some reason that menu is not accessible to me, its grayed out.
What I need to find out is, how do I create a new exe, or is there some way I can edit the old executable?