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| | Would anyone know how jigs@w was created or how can I make a program that lets the user build an .exe file like jigs@w? I am not looking at making a clone of jigs@w or a puzzle for that sort. daveofgv |
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| daveofgv (11/21/2008)
Would anyone know how jigs@w was created or how can I make a program that lets the user build an .exe file like jigs@w? I am not looking at making a clone of jigs@w or a puzzle for that sort. Whats this crap your posting Dave? Those are just email links which I wouldn't touch with a barge pole. 
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| | I am sorry. I didn't know those would post as an email...... Jigs @ w is a promo puzzle builder that converts what the user puts into a .exe file. If you google jigs @ w you will see. It was wrote in visual basic (how I understand it). Just curious if anyone knows of any good tutorials about letting the user build an .exe file. |
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| daveofgv (11/22/2008)
I am sorry. I didn't know those would post as an email...... Jigs @ w is a promo puzzle builder that converts what the user puts into a .exe file. If you google jigs @ w you will see. It was wrote in visual basic (how I understand it). Just curious if anyone knows of any good tutorials about letting the user build an .exe file. If you don't have the educational version of VB then you can make an exe from any project you write. As far as I know the educational version was the only version that excluded 'Make EXE'.
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| | I don't remember if I have the educational version........ Can I find out? |
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| daveofgv (11/22/2008)
I don't remember if I have the educational version........ Can I find out? In VB click Help/About and you will see your version.
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| CDRIVE (11/22/2008) As far as I know the educational version was the only version that excluded 'Make EXE'. Student and Learning Edition. Thats true but there are ways around that one Chris. I'm still unsure what your trying to make. Do you want to make a Jigsaw app?
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| | I have pro edtion. Jigs @ w is a promo application that lets the user upload a picture and the program builds a .exe file that makes that picture into a jigsaw puzzle. What I am interested in is letting the user build an .exe file of thier own.
Am I explaining it ok??? daveofgv |
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| | You can't (or should I say I can't) write a program in VB that is able to compile an EXE. The way that I would approach it is create a program that lets the user select a picture and use that to generate a puzzle. But as far as the user picking a picture and then the program builds a puzzle.exe from that picture, I don't see how that can be done. |
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| | Thanks anyway. If you google jigs @ w you can see what I am talking about. It might be done in C++ or something. Thanks anyway. |
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