The project file is the file that contains everything visual basic needs to save and run your program.
No, you will need to create a new project and add the code files to the new project. Yes, but you made need to make some changes to the code
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doccumentation in visual basic 6.0
Programming, of course.
sorry to dissapoint you but 5 is an older version so no
how can i summit a solution project using visual basic 2008 through the internet
To Deploy/Create The Visual Basic Application You Are Making, Click Build From The Menu At The Top Of The Window. Then Click Build [Your App Name]. The Application Has Now Been Built And You Can Access It By Going To: "Documents\Visual Studio [Version]\Projects\[Your Project Name]\[Your Project Name]\bin\release" You Will Normally See 3 Files: An "xml", A "pdb", And An "exe". The One You Want Is The "exe". To Run It From Within Visual Basic, Click The [Play Icon] Button. This Will Debug The Application.
a project in visual basic is a collection of different objects like forms. it is saved with an extension of .vbp. A form in visual basic displays various controls that provide the user interface. it is saved with an extension of .frm.
Yes, a project requiring the knowledge of Visual Basic 6 is likely to be much easier for a person who knows VB6 better than for a person who does not. This holds true for any program, though.
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Solution Explorer in Visual Basic