Does using the MAKE EXE or Setup Wizard do anything different when making EXE's?
Like some one said that when you make a SETUP file, it makes the exe harder to decompile or something.
Anyway i just want to know. thanks
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Does using the MAKE EXE or Setup Wizard do anything different when making EXE's?
Like some one said that when you make a SETUP file, it makes the exe harder to decompile or something.
Anyway i just want to know. thanks
I don't know if there's a difference, but when you make a final draft of a program, make sure to delete the previous .exes. Otherwise, when you make a new one, it will just modify the old one, and might not be as efficient or small as making a completely new one.
Erm as far as I knwo that isn't the case, whats normally recommened is that you restart your pc(at least vb), so it has no temp stuff, somehow it will use some temp stuff and compile that in your program.Quote:
I don't know if there's a difference, but when you make a final draft of a program, make sure to delete the previous .exes. Otherwise, when you make a new one, it will just modify the old one, and might not be as efficient or small as making a completely new one.
If you make an exe through the p&d wiz, it will just create a normal exe like when you choose make exe.
Oh ok.
thanks cause my Setup Wizard isn't working right. It messes up when i tell it a path to install to in program files
so i am using a different Setup Creater.
Just wanted to know, cause i thought doing it through the setup changed it somehow.
I just don't want people to decompile the program easier that way.
Thanks guys