How Do You Create An Executable File?
An executable file is a file that can be executed on your computer. These files usually end with the extension “.exe.” Many of the programs that perform a function on your computer are executable application programs. For example, many programs require you to run “setup.exe” to install an application program. This is one example of an executable file. Executable files can be created by software companies or anyone who has access to application development programs with the ability to create executable files. Choose the software to assist you with the creation of the executable. Notepad, Visual Basic, Paradox and COBOL are all examples of programs that can create executable files. Using Visual Basic software, click “Start,” “All Programs” then “Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0.” Click “Standard.EXE” in the “New Project” window and click “Open.” Double-click on the command button to open your coding window. You will see the beginning and end subroutine statements “Private Sub Form_Load()” and
