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Build multiple Exes with one Exe

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Hi,

I have one windows application in that i created multiple exes.Now I am trying to build my application and combine multiple exes to one exe.But i am unable to that can you tell me the procedure to combine multiple exes to one exe and build that exe. If I build each exe seperately the application is also running seperately for each exe.

Thanks in Advance
pavani
Jan 19 '09 #1
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Curtis Rutland
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You can't just combine a bunch of executable files.

You could re-write the project so that the functionality of all of your programs are replicated by one program.

Or you could create another program that uses System.Diagnostics.Process.Start to initiate your other programs, and bundle them all in an installer package.
Jan 19 '09 #2

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