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Before Visual Basic 5.0 the answer was no. It could create a file with a .exe extension but really it was just pseudo code and still had to have .DLLs sent with it for it to work. Now with the release of Visual Basic 5.0 you can create an actual .exe file that does not require any extra files unless you use things like custom controls.
