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  1. May 4th, 2002, 05:00 PM #1
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    Output window

    Everytime I run my app and then close it, this stupid "output" window pops up and stays down there. It's so annoying that everytime that I run a program I have to close it
    Anyone else having the same problem? I hope there is a way to disable it. anyone can help?
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    compile your app as a win32 app and the console window wont even come up.
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    I dont really understand what that means
    I'm just making a windows application and I run it with F5
    Can you explain
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    well you have three..well actually 4...things you can compile to.

    exe-a standard console exe..you can still show windows forms.
    dll - A library..duh
    winexe- a windows exe with console windows.
    module - some kind of assembly you can patch into your app.

    the first 1 is the default compile and when you run your exe a conole window comes up. Now I dont understand why Visual Studio does this one by default if you create a windows form project(maybe it does maybe it doesnt. I cant be sure as I dont use VS) but if you look for the project properties, see if their is an option for what the compile target is and makle sure it is winexe not just exe.

    This is all dependent of course on that I understood what you are asking.
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