I'm fairly new with VB-Programming and I've created a Order-System in VB. The problem is that the .EXE file is aprox. 12
MB in size. How do you divide your .EXE or how do you call dlls or how do you act when your .EXE is too large??
//Patrick
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I'm fairly new with VB-Programming and I've created a Order-System in VB. The problem is that the .EXE file is aprox. 12
MB in size. How do you divide your .EXE or how do you call dlls or how do you act when your .EXE is too large??
//Patrick
Have you used a lot of pictures? Or is it just pure code?
If reason is pictures, you should move them to external files and load them when the program loads.
I also have the same question.
my program have a large number of forms with pure codes (no pictures) and my .exe file exceeds 7 MB
I add my voice to PatOls's and waiting for answers.
[Edited by Feras on 11-08-2000 at 03:54 PM]
But also a number of designers which take up about 4 meg of space, it is possible to load designers (reports) at runtime too?
//Patrick
You can put all your reports in a separate dll archive. In the archive you can put a class module with the methods to show the reports like this:
public sub show_report_A(optional variables_you_need as variant)
reportA.show
end sub
And in the EXE instance the class module and call the methods.