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    I am relatively new to the VB.NET environment (comming from C/C++/C#) and need to do some code maintenace. I am currently trying to find the Pre and Post build steps in the compiler options but have had no luck. Do they exist? Thanks in Advance Paul

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      I am relatively new to the VB.NET environment (comming from C/C++/C#) and need to do some code maintenace. I am currently trying to find the Pre and Post build steps in the compiler options but have had no luck. Do they exist? Thanks in Advance Paul

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      Duncan Edwards Jones
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      Select menu "Project properties" Select tab "Compile" Press button "Build events" and a dialog appears for you to enter pre and post build events. '--8<------------------------ Ex Datis: Duncan Jones Merrion Computing Ltd

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        I am relatively new to the VB.NET environment (comming from C/C++/C#) and need to do some code maintenace. I am currently trying to find the Pre and Post build steps in the compiler options but have had no luck. Do they exist? Thanks in Advance Paul

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        If you're using VB 2003 they don't exist but there is an MS add-in that provides them. Kevin

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