In that case, NextGen, you understood it much better than me. If the issue here is the programs being detectable by the user, use an installation package and put them into the user's C: drive.
In that case, NextGen, you understood it much better than me. If the issue here is the programs being detectable by the user, use an installation package and put them into the user's C: drive.
Ok I Understand Now
Ill Change The Directorys Of The Program Then Make An Installer To Install Them There
The Installer Will Install The Programs Somewhere Then Place The Made Program On The Desktop
Thats My Best Bet Isnt It?
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Something like that would work, yes.
Check this link for more info on setup apps:
Adding a Setup Wizard to VB.NET applications
add different forms to that one form
I recommend AutoIt for installing
And you do know there is such a thing as a "File Joiner" that joins 2 .exe's into 1 .exe (Not that it helps in this case... but just for future references)
Justin, he wants to put applications THAT DIFFERENT PEOPLE HAVE MADE into his own project. In this instance form2.show etc. won't work unless he can be bothered to decompile the entire application and rebuild it himself.