What is the proper extension if you make a program using Visual Basic?

I don't know how to do it! I'm a beginner, and I want to make a program. From .exe to others, I don't know how to use them!!!!!


how to answer: Please give me MORE info!!!! Extensions and more and their uses..... please list all websites you know that have that info...codes and more...please answer this!

What is the proper extension if you make a program using Visual Basic?
Let me start my answer with explaining what is a file extension ?


A tag of three or four letters, preceded by a period, which identifies a


data file's format or the application used to create the file.


File extensions can streamline the process of locating data. This helps users to quickly determine


the type of data stored in the file.


For example : .txt for text files, .ppt for powerpoint file, .exe for executable program








VB : Visual basic is a programing language created my Microsoft, which is event driven in nature.


It gives you GUI graphical user interface to make development easy. Code can be


written easily by just dragging and dropping objects on screen.





you can get more information about various file extensions for vb or any other


application from http://filext.com/detaillist.php?extdeta...





In VB you can make project, then add forms and objects on forms like text boxes etc.


you will good help on how to make an application using vb in the help menu


you will need Microsoft visual studio installed on your machine.


you can get VB tutorials from


www.devarticles.com/c/b/Visual-Basic and msdn.microsoft.com


Hope you will find it useful.
Reply:A vb program before it is compiled will have (at the very least) a .frm and a .vbx file. The .frm file(s) contain the code, and object properties. The .vbx file is the project file that describes what files comprise the project, and some other global variables. Once it is compiled, you'll have a .exe file, which is the application your users will run. When you distribute the application, you'll want to include the runtime library of vb components necessary for your project to run, and an installation routine that makes sure these files are in the proper locations on the user's computer.





There should be documentation included with your copy of VB. Otherwise, there is free reference material for the current release of VB available at Microsoft's MSDN website.
Reply:There are the command under the Project menu, click publish.(this will vary depending on the version on VB u use). Some may not have this menu, and some may have(Professional Ones must have).If U dont find it, please try on other menu and look for the 'publish' command. Here u will see the options: publish source code, etc., select whichever applicable.





Website and MORE?? ---you are scaring me, that's all i know,





and if you still dont get what you want, please dont 'eat' me!