Plz explain me that, after doing the project how to convert it to executable file?

Answer 1

I agree with the others here, try making the questions more clear next time!

Anyway, if it is Macromedia Director, choose all your DIR files and files needed and hit on the "create projector" function.

If it is Macromedia Flash, just hit in the "create projector" function.

# For above, remember S/W tools to do your necessary publish setting.

If Visual Basic, just use one the program that comes together with it to compile it as CAB files or EXE files.

-- Man, the answer is endless without us knowing what you are working with there --

Answer 2

Since your goal is to convert your project into an excutable, I'll assume you have written a program. Like someone else has mentioned, it depends on the language. If you've written your project in an IDE (integrated development environment) such as NetBeans, .NET, VB5 or VB6, or something like that, then there is usually a button or menu option to "Make" or "Build" the project. After clicking that, you should be able to specify the name and location of the desired output executable, then the IDE will send the project and the output filename to the compiler, which does the work. However, if you have written your project using just a text editor or generic code editor, then you will have to pass the name of the project to the appropriate compiler via a command line. This cannot be answered here without knowing what version of what language you are using, and what version of compiler you have and where it is installed. If this isn't a programming project that you're talking about, then we need much more info than you've given in order to be able to help.

Answer 3

WOW this is the most vague question EVER. What language are you using?

Anywas, in order to get an executable you need to compile the program (I am assuming you are talking about code). There are different ways you have to do it for different languages, which why mentioning one would give a better answer. It also depends what you are using to compile the program. Sometimes for C++ you need to do
CC <>
or
gcc <> - I think for linux and GNU compiler
javac <> - For Java
pl <> - for Perl

Then you can look for what files have been created and run them. Again it all depends on the language and what you are using to compile it. Google the internet, its very easy to get the information you need.

Good Luck and try making the questions more clear next time

Answer 4

U r using wich s/w.
In .net there is wizard for it
1.To do that select Build->Build from the main menu which builds Deploy.exe. Next, we need to create an installer file for Deploy (which is the example) which is a file with .msi extension. To do that, select File->Add Project->New Project which opens the new project dialogue. Select "Setup and Deployment Projects" icon in the projects type box and Setup Wizard in the templates box.
2.Click OK to open the Setup Wizard.
3.select the radio button which says "Create a setup for Windows Application"
4.Clicking next opens a new pane-> Check the checkbox which you want, in this case check the checkbox that says "Primary Output from Deploy" and click next. It looks like the image below.
5.Click next->add additional files.*if any)
6.Select the directory where this setup i st be saved.->Click finish.

Answer 5

Which tool are you using for creating a project? Based on the tool, methods can vary to create an executable file.

Answer 6

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