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Visual Basic 6 Command Line Switches
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Andrew Baker
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Thursday, November 14, 2002
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The following table summarizes the Visual Basic command line switches. Switch Description /cmd cmdstring Specifies a command string to be passed to the Command$ function. When used, it must be the last switch on the command line. /d compileconst Specifies one or more conditional compilation constants to use with the /make or /makedll switch. /make projectname Makes the specified project into an executable file. /makedll projectname Makes the specified project into a dynamic-link library. /mdi Starts Visual Basic using the multiple document interface (MDI) programming environment. /out filename Outputs errors to a file when used with the /make or /makedll switch. /run projectname Runs the specified project. /runexit projectname Runs the specified project and then automatically exits. /sdi Starts Visual Basic using the single document interface (SDI) programming environment. /? Displays a list of valid command line switches. Note, the VB6 exe is normally found here: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VB98\vb6.exe"
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