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I used visual studio 2012 to create project and now i want to build that project to .exe file. what do i must do?
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If it's a Console application or Winform or WPF application then you will get the executable by just building the application and it will be in your yourApplicationPath/Bin/Debug
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The Visual Studio setup projects will not ship again – Visual Studio 2010 was the last release with support for it. So, you’ll want to make plans to migrate to something else. Of course, I’d suggest looking into WiX, and there are other options as well. The MSDN page Choosing a Windows Installer Deployment Tool contains a table showing a comparison of VS setup projects, WiX, and InstallShield Limited Edition.
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Select 'Release' first from the Solution Configurations drop down box, otherwise your compiled/distributed executable will still be in debug mode. Not only does this effect performance but it has other negative effects.
Next go to the Build menu tab and select Build Solution (or press F6).
Then find your folder with your project and navigate to:yourprojectbinRelease
To fully Publish your program, select Publish from the Build tab and follow the Wizard. A Setup.exe will be created.
The executable is built every time you run the project. You can find the EXE on the bindebug folder located on your project folder.
but if you mean that you want to create a Setup File or MSI (or installers), please see the article below
Every time you compile and run your application, it creates an EXE which can be found in the following location:
/path/to/project/bin/debug/myApp.exe
Within the menus of VisualStudio there is also an option toExport your project, which will build it to a specified path, as well, there is an option for creating an installer package if you so desire.
does it have 'Build' under Menu? if not, go to 'tools'->'setting', choose 'expert', then you should be able to see it now.
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I made a program using VB and I lost the source code but I have the exe file. How can I extract the code from the exe file?
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Assuming your exe is a .NET assembly (you tagged the question as VB.NET), you can reverse engineer your exe using tools such as Reflector.
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If it's VB.NET you can use the RedGate Reflector tool and the FileDisassemler plugin to generate the source code. That is if the exe was not obfuscated
Since you tagged your question vb.net you might be able to retrieve quite some portions of your code using a .NET disassembler. For example try Lutz Roeder's .Net Reflector or MS ildasm which comes with the .NET compiler.
Use Reflector (assuming .NET) to dissassemble the exe back into code. You will need to create your own class structure, but you can recover the code as any of the supported CLR languages.
Have you tried Salamander, or one of the many other .net decompilers?