Hi,
1. Setup.exe is the install program and is a Windows-only executable, not what you want to execute. In the soluction/project folder there normally is a directory called bin/Debug or bin/Release, where you applications executables are, try running any of those. 2. Thats the right command as long as you use the correct executable (i.e. not setup.exe). 3. Vbncs syntax is exactly like vbcs syntax, so yes, you have to use Microsofts syntax to compile on Mono. Rolf From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of gunawan chang Sent: miércoles, 14 de mayo de 2008 3:43 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [mono-vb] how to compiler vb .Net 1.1 Thanks for information, Rolf Sorry, I have more questions: 1. I had compiled my source code in visual studio 2003, and runned it in mono, but mono say "cannot open assembly setup.exe", what the meaning of this, I run mono in vb2003's compiler or perhaps I should run mono in installer's application. (sorry, this is very confusing me) 2. I think maybe my command is wrong, I run mono like this #mono setup.exe ===> or I have to add more option in the command. 3. If I compile source code using vbnc, which one *.vb that I have to choose, what I get one folder which contain 5 *.vb and many sub folder in there. and what command I have using, I read msdn, that use vbc and command like this vbc.exe /imports:Microsoft.VisualBasic,System Source.vb., if I compile using vbnc, are it neccessary using sintax microsoft, but I use mono? Thank you very much for the answer. Gunawan
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