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Moving new developed VB program to other system

ms-6
6-Contributor

Moving new developed VB program to other system

Hi all,

I am new to VB API, I have created a program using Visual studio. When I run the program in the system where I have developed the code it works fine. Now I try to move the application folder to other system and run, it leads to error. Please help me on this.

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PARTHIBAN_K
15-Moonstone
(To:ms-6)

Configure the Environmental Variables & enable the VB API batch file in new system

Parthiban Kannan

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PARTHIBAN_K
15-Moonstone
(To:ms-6)

Configure the Environmental Variables & enable the VB API batch file in new system

Parthiban Kannan

href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/parthiban-kannan/" target="_blank"
ms-6
6-Contributor
(To:PARTHIBAN_K)

Kannan thanks for the reply, how to add this program into Creo UI.

avijayan-2
12-Amethyst
(To:ms-6)

Hi Manjunath

After the completion of steps mentioned by Parthiban. From the primary machine which is having your VB file you can convert it to an ".exe" application or go for "publish"

option. Now this application's will perfectly with any CREO UI. Just you have to run the Setup file.

For converting the VB file you can check in Google many tutorials are available.

With Regards

Aghil.M

PARTHIBAN_K
15-Moonstone
(To:ms-6)

Hello Manjunath S

You cannot add the VB API Program to the CREO UI. VB API Only supports Asynchronous mode. If you'd like to add your application into Creo then you've to choose j-link or toolkit Synchronous program

Parthiban Kannan

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ms-6
6-Contributor
(To:PARTHIBAN_K)

@Parthiban Kannan

But in VBUG page no. 60 there is a procedure to add VB application in Toolkit ribbon.

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