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    ranzask
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    Hello , I want a good and easy tutorial of how to compile and build the final package. It should contain: 1. EXE file 2. Needed Dll's. 3. Few Wavs (sound) files. 4. FrameWork deploiment if the user will need) and if posible i want it to have only 1 EXE file that the user must run and it will install it all. p.s: what about the start menu and desktop link? just like the old VB did.. Realy thanks alot, Ran. R.Z

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      Hello , I want a good and easy tutorial of how to compile and build the final package. It should contain: 1. EXE file 2. Needed Dll's. 3. Few Wavs (sound) files. 4. FrameWork deploiment if the user will need) and if posible i want it to have only 1 EXE file that the user must run and it will install it all. p.s: what about the start menu and desktop link? just like the old VB did.. Realy thanks alot, Ran. R.Z

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      have you tried googling "Setup and Deployment Projects" aspect of visual studio. Also there is an article on codeproject on how to setup and deploy projects using visual studio (i think!!!). Enjoy! edit: try this http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Code/2003/April/SetupProjects.asp

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