hay
it is quit simple; simpley click start button from toolbar, or click 'build solution' in 'bulid' menubar. in project location a new folder 'bin' will be created. the exe file will automatically created there.
As a newbie to VB.NET and to programming in general let me just add one clarification that might be helpful to you:
When you click on the "Start" button in the toolbar, you start 2 processes at the same time:
1. You create an exe file
2. You start the debug process that launches the exe file, and reports any/all errors back to you on the bottom portion of your screen.
I have a question too, along the same line. I had a DLL that I wrote in VB6. I have rewrote in in VB.NET and built it without any errors. But, I can't seem to access the DLL---it's like it's not registered. Any ideas?
Check your project's settings - the "Register for COM Interop" should be set to True in order to access your DLL from the older COM/VB6 technologies.
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