What is Visual Basic EXE called?

What is Visual Basic EXE called? I downloaded community and I can't find the exe.
And is it possible to put visual basic in a 32g USB?

I'm a bit confused. You ask about a "Visual Basic EXE", then say "I downloaded community".
If you downloaded Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition and are looking for the file that launches VS, you are looking for devenv.exe.
In a typical installation, devenv.exe is found at:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\IDE
Regarding "is it possible to put visual basic in a 32g USB?", the answer is PARTIALLY. Visual Studio installs a substantial part of itself to your system partition, regardless of the install location you specify. So you can install part of VS to
USB, but that will not make your installation portable. It will only work on the original system where the other part was installed.

Similar Messages

How to call visual basic exe file from LABVIEW 7.1

Hi all,
I would like to call a visual basic 6.0 application(executable file) from labview 7.1 kindly anyone is having code or papers send me.
Thanks and Regards
rajesh

Hi all,
i would like to run a visual basic programme from labview , i have attached my file , even though iam executing the programme iam not able execute the vb file , kindly suggest me ,
Regards
rajesh
Attachments:
active x.vi ‏18 KB

WHAT IS THE BASIC PHOTOSHOP CALLED?

WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE BASIC PHOTOSHOP where I can enlarge a photo , decrease it, clip it...thanks in advance NOT INTERESTED IN ALL THE THINGS THE YOUNG PEOPLE DO. thanks in advance

Photoshop Elements 12 (approx $100)
Adobe Photoshop Elements 12 - Buying guide
Photoshop CS6 (approx $699)
Photoshop CS6 Extended (approx $999).
Creative Suite 6
NOT INTERESTED IN ALL THE THINGS THE YOUNG PEOPLE DO.
Hmmmm.... I remember where I was when JFK was assassinated.
Does that make me "young people" or "old people"?
Nancy O.

How to compare two PDFs using Visual Basic

Hi,
We have created one Visual Basic exe for comparing two PDFs.We are using AcroExch.App and AcroExch.avDoc
for creating adobe application object. And we are using MenuItemExecute "DigSig:ToolsDiff" for comparing the PDFs. This piece of code is working fine with Adobe 4.0 and it is comparing the PDFs and showing the mismatches.
But the same piece of code is not working with Adobe 8.0 Professional. Is there any similar command to MenuItemExecute "DigSig:ToolsDiff" in Adobe 8.0 to find out the mismatches or any alternate approaches that i can try to make the existing code works properly to see the mismatches between two PDFs.
Thanks in advance,
Raju

The only APIs for comparing PDFs are part of the plugin APIs, and not exposed to COM/IAC. You would need to write a custom plugin that called the APIs directly and then expose your plugin for use via VB.
Leonard

Passing Array of Srings between Visual Basic and Labview dll

I have searched and searched for the correct way to pass an array of
strings between Visual Basic 6.0 and a Labview 7 dll. So far, I still
do not know how to pass the array. When I create the dll in LV, the
array of strings is presented as a string, not an array. I am familiar
with passing arrays of type double, but I really need to know how to
pass an array of strings. Any and all help is appreciated.
Bob

Hey Bob,
From what I understand, that can get kind of messy. You have to allocate the memory in VB in the format that LabVIEW expects (see the externalcode.h file in National Instruments\LabVIEW 7.0\cintools for details). Then pass a pointer to that location to LabVIEW. There are a couple of related examples online. They don't necessarily show how to pass an array of strings to VB, but they should show how to pass a string and an array. I hope this helps.
Using Microsoft Visual Basic to Call LabVIEW DLLs That Pass String Data Types
http://sine.ni.com/apps/we/niepd_web_display.display_epd4?p_guid=B123AE0CB9B0111EE034080020E74861&p_...
Using Microsoft Visual Basic to Call LabVIEW DLLs That Pass Array Data Pointers
http://sine.ni.com/apps/we/niepd_web_display.display_epd4?p_guid=B45EACE3D9E556A4E034080020E74861&p_...
Regards,
Chris J

How to call Visual Basic Component's method (DLL)in Java

Hi people ,
I need to make calls to methods from a dll . Why ? because the main project is in java and I am a java developer . This dll is the API of an other system that we need to access .
I have searched this on google as you normally do . I found Jacob and some examples using javah . But all the references are old . The latest file I downloaded (version 1.5) was written in 2004 .
Like wise all the results I get on google are old like from 2000 and even 2001 . What are standard practices for this now a days . The dll is written in Visual Basic .
Any help will be appreciated .

mycoffee wrote:
Shahzeb wrote:
Hi people ,
I need to make calls to methods from a dll . Why ? because the main project is in java and I am a java developer . This dll is the API of an other system that we need to access .
I have searched this on google as you normally do . I found Jacob and some examples using javah . But all the references are old . The latest file I downloaded (version 1.5) was written in 2004 .
Like wise all the results I get on google are old like from 2000 and even 2001 . What are standard practices for this now a days . The dll is written in Visual Basic .
Any help will be appreciated .That is history
Why do you need a method in VB? everything vb can do, java can do better :JK
Need more information to know what are you going to doWell that's an invain argument but I agree in principle .
That DLL is not my code , it is api for some other application that we need to access . A system written by some other company whose API is exposed to us in a DLL . I need to use that simple as that .

Can anyone help i want to call java class using visual basic

I want to call java class using visual basic and send some arguments to the main class

Hi,
I don't know VB, but you can surely launch a command line like :
javaw.exe mypackage.MyMainClass myArgument1
Regards

What replaced the LOAD command in Visual Basic 6?

VB6 died with XP. I'm trying to re-write a VB6 app in Visual Studio Community. The VB6 project used the LOAD and UNLOAD commands to create and delete copies of text boxes on the form. How do I accomplish that with the latest version of Visual Basic under
Visual Studio?
Thanks,
VBhobbist
VBHobbyist

Frank,
[snip]
I'm sure it can be done, but how can I learn without coming back to this forum with every little question?
[snip]
Hey, I will gladly be here for any questions.
Public Class Form1
'the new .NET manual is online now:
' - go to https://google.com
' - type 'msdn [keyword]' (i.e: 'msdn list')
' - the first result is almost what is desired
' - if not enough information is given that is what the forumns are for!
'declaring array for textbox
' also note that -1 is the size, this is desirable so that textBoxes is initialized as an empty array so that when properties such as '.length' is used an exception wont be thrown saying the array is nothing
' note that some people prefer List(Of T) T means any type -> List is one of the most useful things in .NET and HIGHLY optimized. I did not use it here because it is an entirely new concept
' to learn more about list: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/6sh2ey19(v=vs.110).aspx
Private textBoxes(-1) As TextBox
Private Sub setupTextBoxes()
'setup the amount of textboxes you want
ReDim textBoxes(14)
'initialize an integer and loop thru the length of the array
For delta As Integer = 0 To textBoxes.Length - 1
'set current array position to a new object (note that the [TextBox class].New function will be called)
textBoxes(delta) = New TextBox()
'setup gui properties, note that as you are coding, the type will show up
' also note that when coding:
' x = New [type]
' it is similar to
' x = 0
' ^New Integer/String/Double/etc.
textBoxes(delta).Size = New Size(100, 21)
textBoxes(delta).Location = New Point(1, delta * 21)
textBoxes(delta).Visible = True
'note that all form objects that have a container can hold other form objects
' we add to the form
Me.Controls.Add(textBoxes(delta))
Next delta
End Sub
Private Sub getTextBoxStuff()
'note that all variables can be initialized uppon declaration
Dim strAllTextBoxes As String = ""
'initialize an integer and loop thru the length of the array
For delta As Integer = 0 To textBoxes.Length - 1
'note that there are new operators (+=, -=, &=, etc.)
'also, controlchars is the new way to use certain chars, and messagebox.show is the new msgbox
strAllTextBoxes &= "TextBox " & delta.ToString & " = '" & textBoxes(delta).Text & "'" & ControlChars.CrLf
'note: there are way more ways to concatenate strings now, for production you can benchmark each one for different purposes
Next delta
MessageBox.Show(strAllTextBoxes, "Form1", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Information)
End Sub
Private Sub Form1_Load(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load '< Note that this is how subs are linked to gui elements now with the 'Handles' keyword
'define a new button
Dim btnGather As New Button
'setup gui properties
btnGather.Size = New Size(100, 21)
btnGather.Location = New Point(110, 0)
btnGather.Text = "Click Me"
'add control to form, note that anywhere else, the button can be gathered again thru Me.Controls()
Me.Controls.Add(btnGather)
'add a handler, note that when typeing this, you can see what parameter types the handler needs
AddHandler btnGather.Click, AddressOf btnGather_Click
setupTextBoxes()
End Sub
Private Sub btnGather_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs)
getTextBoxStuff()
End Sub
End Class
Create a new Windows Form project and paste this, press play.
Enjoy.
EDIT:
If you post blocks of code here, I will personally convert it to .NET, although I highly recommend a creating new project when converting from VB6. If you post your entire project and it's not too big I will convert the entire thing (any complex concepts
will have to have provided comments).
If your project is not secure or personal you can copy it to your online cloud OneDrive and I can download the whole thing from there - let me know.

I need help with motion control. I am programming in Visual Basic. I will need help with what parts I need to purchase from NI, along with help on the code.

I am using a Papst servo motor and I need to know where to start and what to purchase to get this motor to spin. I am using visual basic and in my program I calculate the direction and RPM's needed from the motor. It will spin anywhere from 1 to 10000 RPM's. It seems rather easy, but I have no idea on how to spin the motor at the specific RPM, and stop it with a command stop in the program. Please help.

We really should know a little more about your intended uses for this system, but assuming you want to do relatively simple (or even not so simple!) motion, you'll need a few components...
A motion controller, such as the PCI-7342, can take your VB commands and turn them into the commands needed to "run" the motor. Next you'll need a drive, such as the MID-7342. This includes the servo amplifier that actually powers the motor. It also has connections to "pass through" the encoder signals from the motor back to the motion controller.
The above-named pieces assume one or two axes of motion. You'll also need a cable to connect the two (can't remember the model right now). You can use MAX to configure the motion controller, and there are just a few VB calls you
'll need to make using NI-Motion functions to define the motion and get it going.
Hope this helps!

Type Mismatch error while calling a Java Function from Visual Basic 6.0...

Hi,
I'm having a problem in calling the Java Applet's Function from Visual Basic. First, I'm getting the handle of the Java Applet and components of it using "Document.Applets(n)" which is a HTML function. I'm calling this function from Visual Basic. My code is something like this...
' // Web1 is IE Browser in my Form.
Dim Ap,Comp
Dim Bol as Boolean
Bol = true
Ap = Web1.Document.Applets(0).getWindow() ' \\ Gets the Parent Window.
Ap.setTitle("My Java Applet") ' \\ Sets the Title of the window.
msgbox Ap.getVisibility() ' \\ This will return a Java boolean ( true or false )
Ap.setVisibility(Bol) ' \\ Function Syntax is : void setVisibility(boolean b)
Here in my code , i'm able to call any function that which accepts Integer or String but not boolean. So, i m facing problem with Ap.setVisibility() function. It gives me a "Type mismatch error" while executing it. Can you please tell me a way to do this from Visual Basic !
I'm using Visual Basic 6.0, Windows 2000 , J2SDK 1.4.2_05.
Please help me Friends.
Thanks and Regards,
Srinivas Annam.

Hi
I am not sure about this solution. try this
Declare a variable as variant and store the boolean value in that variable and then use in ur method.
Post ur reply in this forum.
bye for now
sat

Can WEBUTIL_C_API call dll coded in visual basic

Hi all
I wonder if WEBUTIL_C_API supports calling methods in a dll coded in Visual Basic? Or it only supports C, C++ and Visual C++?
Thank you

Hi
I am wondering because in webutil documentation I found this:
The WebUtil_C_API is a comprehensive API which allows you to call into C libraries on the client. The API only supports Win32 Clients.
Thank you

Creating a DLL in Labview 8.6 and calling it from Visual Basic 6.0

Dear friends,
I need to create a DLL in Labview 8.6 and call it from Visual Basic 6.0. The system works as follows:
I made an application using Labview 8.6 + Vision Assistant 8.6 where I can obtain the x,y coordinates of a template in an certain image being captured by an USB camera. The template coordinates change every time it moves and Visual Basic 6.0 must read these x,y values in real time. I found some information in the link http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/3925, but it works for version 6.x of Labview and 8.6 version is different. Am I in the right path? If you have an updated tutorial like the one in the link above but for Labview 8.6 It would be very nice. Please help me.
Kind regards.
João Júnior

Hello Osvaldo,
I analysed the updated tutorial you sent me, but the thing is that it doen't show how to create the DLL in LV 8.6 but only show how to accessing the DLL from VB6. My problem is really HOW TO CREATE THE DLL IN LV8.6. In the link http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/3063 there is detailed information about how to do this in LV6.x, the problem is that I don't find the path Tools»Build Application or Shared Library (DLL) in LV8.6, I think the procedure in LV8.6 is a little bit different. Don´t you have an updated tutorial on how to build a dll in LV8.6?How could you help me?
Kind regards.
João Júnior

Calling a dll created with vision 7.0 from visual basic doesn't work

I created a dll using some vision 7.0 functions and Labview 7.0 environment. I call this dll from visual basic. The dll will work fine as long as I don't stop the visual basic program execution. As soon as I stop the program execution the dll will no longer work. I must reload the visual basic environment and the call to the dll will start working again. I created the exact same dll but I created it with vision 6.0 in Labview 6i environment. It works great and has no issues.
Attachments:
Test.vi ‏36 KB

Roberto N. wrote:
Thank you Jordan, I'm using Labview 7.1.
Anyway I've resolved the problem by adding the "lvanlys.dll" file (present in "..\Labview 7.1\resource\lvanlys.dll" path) as support file in the building process. Now the DLL containing the analysis functions works correctly.
Natalino Roberto
Ok, you probably got lucky since the lvanlys.dll seems to implement that function directly. However most Advanced Analysis functions are just redirected by lvanlys.dll to the Intel Math Kerneal Library that gets installed with LabVIEW 7.1 and higher. The only way to get that properly installed with your LabVIEW executable or DLL is to create a LabVIEW installer in your Application Builder and make sure to select under "Installer Settings->Advanced" the "LabVIEW Run-Time Engine" and the "Analyze VIs Support". Then use that installer to install your DLL on another computer.
Rolf Kalbermatter
Rolf Kalbermatter
CIT Engineering Netherlands
a division of Test & Measurement Solutions

32-bit Vista Home Premium - Explorer.exe visual basic library C++ runtime crash

Friends,
I have a weird Explorer.exe crash going on when attempting to use Windows Explorer to access my iTunes Movies folder.
Background: Running 32-bit Windows Vista Home Premium (SP2) on a Gateway GM5664 Desktop (2.3 GHz Quad-core AMD CPU with 3 Gb RAM). Firefox is primary browser.
All of the latest Vista updates suggested by the OS have been successfully installed (thru 8-14-09). McAfee and Dr. Web scanners have shown no malware issues as of yesterday. Latest Radeon Catalyst Video Drivers are installed. C: drive has been cleaned and defragmented using the Vista utilities.
Situation: I attemped to access the directory where my iTunes Video library lives using Windows Explorer. As Explorer is processing the files in the appropriate sub-directory, the system crashes with the following message:
"Runtime error in explorer.exe. The application has required the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team
for more info." It indicates the nature of the error as something related to Visual Basic C++
I downloaded the freeware CCleaner registry cleaner, and it corrected numerous registry errors, however, the phenomenon still exists. When I downloaded
a commercial registry-fixing product (Quad Registry Cleaner), after doing a preliminary scan, it is indicating several more errors that the freeware version didn't pick up, the most common being empty registry keys. Since most commercial registry cleaners are snake oil, I am trying to identify other solutions to the problem.
Thanks in advance for your help!
- Wally

I don't know the answer to this, but I wonder if there is a file in your movie folder that is upsetting Windows explorer when it attempts to preview it or display an icon.
As an off the wall suggestion try setting your folder view to the simplest possible thing, no preview and list view.
If you can't get into the problem folder, you can set this up in another folder and then go to folder options>>view where there is a button to apply the setting to all folders.

Call stored procedure in Visual Basic 6.0 and datatype CLOB

Hi
Has somebody a Visual Basic 6.0 Sample Code which can call the following example procedure.
test_package.getTestdata(
pPeid IN NUMBER,
pReturn OUT NUMBER,
pData OUT CLOB
Many Thanks in advance.
Best regards
Martin

hi,
give these links a try:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/7f/c6dc63c54811d194af00a0c94260a5/frameset.htm
and further:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/72/90fd343603c95ee10000009b38f844/frameset.htm

What is Visual Basic EXE called?

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for