FoxPro for Windows Distribution Kit Builds Compact .EXEsLast reviewed: April 29, 1996Article ID: Q99837 |
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SUMMARYOn the bottom-left corner of the FoxPro for Windows Distribution Kit, the description states that the kit can be used to build a "complete stand- alone application." This description does not mean that a stand-alone .EXE file can be built with the FoxPro for Windows Distribution Kit--only a compact .EXE can be built with the FoxPro for Windows Distribution Kit. The definition of stand-alone application on the FoxPro for Windows Distribution Kit box refers to the fact that the application itself is stand-alone because it does not require the full development version of FoxPro for Windows. This terminology is used because developers in the Windows environment are accustomed to shipping associated files with an application.
MORE INFORMATIONThe FoxPro for Windows Distribution Kit manual also states that only a compact .EXE file can be built with the kit. The FoxPro for MS-DOS Distribution Kit, however, will allow the creation of a stand-alone .EXE file. A stand-alone .EXE file is a single file that does not require associated support libraries. A compact .EXE file requires support libraries to be shipped along with it.
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Additional reference words: VFoxWin 3.00 FoxWin 2.50 2.50a standalone
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