Everyone:
First,Thank you for look this topic.
My question is,how to compile the script file to the .exe file?
I had download the Compiler Evaluation and installed it.
I clicked the "create exe" button on menu.
And I input all the information.
But,when I click the OK button,there is nothing happen.Just appear a line of annotate.
I want to know this is the right way to compile the .exe?
If it is right,why I can't scuess?
If it is wrong,I want to know how to compile .exe in right way.
Thanks again.
How to compile exe
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How to compile exe
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See if Output file was created.
What you are doing sounds right.
Where you say, input all the information make sure you have entered the name of an output file.
Example: MyCompiledMacro.exe
Example: C:\MyCompiledMacro.exe
After you click OK, you will only get a Information window displaying the name of the output file. I think that is what you meant when you said you saw a "line of annotate".
Now go to Windows Explorer, find the output file and double-click it. Your compiled macro should run.
Gale
Where you say, input all the information make sure you have entered the name of an output file.
Example: MyCompiledMacro.exe
Example: C:\MyCompiledMacro.exe
After you click OK, you will only get a Information window displaying the name of the output file. I think that is what you meant when you said you saw a "line of annotate".
Now go to Windows Explorer, find the output file and double-click it. Your compiled macro should run.
Gale
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Re: See if Output file was created.
First,Thanks for your answer,gdyvig.gdyvig wrote:What you are doing sounds right.
Where you say, input all the information make sure you have entered the name of an output file.
Example: MyCompiledMacro.exe
Example: C:\MyCompiledMacro.exe
After you click OK, you will only get a Information window displaying the name of the output file. I think that is what you meant when you said you saw a "line of annotate".
Now go to Windows Explorer, find the output file and double-click it. Your compiled macro should run.
Gale
I'm sure I do it like you say.
I input the information of Output File Path just like 'C:\target.exe'.
But when I click the OK button,there's nothing happen.I can't find the compiled .exe file.It's not exist in that path.
One more question,should I selected the other Options?Or just make it in default state.
PS:I use the free trial version.
Thanks again.