How to obtain a sufficiently concise exe publishing file
Quote from xcger on March 3, 2024, 5:13 pmMay I ask if anyone knows how to compile local MP4 files without packaging them into published files, as they are too large. I just want to use Visualneo WEB to publish them as a custom exe multimedia tool~
May I ask if anyone knows how to compile local MP4 files without packaging them into published files, as they are too large. I just want to use Visualneo WEB to publish them as a custom exe multimedia tool~
Quote from luishp on March 4, 2024, 10:16 pm@xcger sorry I don't understand your question.VisualNEO Web does not currently support compiling directly to .exe.
Regards.
@xcger sorry I don't understand your question.VisualNEO Web does not currently support compiling directly to .exe.
Regards.
Quote from xcger on March 5, 2024, 7:27 amThank you very much for answering my question. In fact, this packaging method is still retained in several non English languages~
I found that the [PubDir] variable can separate large files such as mp4&avi without being packaged into exe while trying out VisualNEO win. I'm not sure if VisualNEO web also retains this variable or method. Could you please advise.
Thank you very much for answering my question. In fact, this packaging method is still retained in several non English languages~
I found that the [PubDir] variable can separate large files such as mp4&avi without being packaged into exe while trying out VisualNEO win. I'm not sure if VisualNEO web also retains this variable or method. Could you please advise.
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Quote from luishp on March 5, 2024, 1:28 pm@xcger it seems you are using an old VisualNEO Web version.
That version can create .exe files that embed Internet Explorer.
We decided to drop that option in favor of more modern possibilities (neoEdge and NWjs)
Right now that functionality is unsupported and not recommended.Regards.
@xcger it seems you are using an old VisualNEO Web version.
That version can create .exe files that embed Internet Explorer.
We decided to drop that option in favor of more modern possibilities (neoEdge and NWjs)
Right now that functionality is unsupported and not recommended.
Regards.
Quote from xcger on March 5, 2024, 1:43 pmThank you again for your prompt response
I have used an old version before, but after downloading the latest trial version to experience it, I also found that this feature is available. Perhaps I am facing older systems such as Win7 or Winxp, so I have been relying on packaging the exe function, and also on the VisualNEO application
I express my admiration for the developers here~
Thank you again for your prompt response
I have used an old version before, but after downloading the latest trial version to experience it, I also found that this feature is available. Perhaps I am facing older systems such as Win7 or Winxp, so I have been relying on packaging the exe function, and also on the VisualNEO application
I express my admiration for the developers here~
Quote from xcger on March 12, 2024, 7:31 pmI also tested the function of compiling and publishing into HTML, and I don't know how it went. Even a simple read of a local MP4 couldn't succeed……
I also tested the function of compiling and publishing into HTML, and I don't know how it went. Even a simple read of a local MP4 couldn't succeed……
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Quote from luishp on March 13, 2024, 11:04 am@xcger please take a look here:
https://visualneo.com/forum/topic/libraries-and-files-in-app-properties-2?part=2
Regards.
@xcger please take a look here:
https://visualneo.com/forum/topic/libraries-and-files-in-app-properties-2?part=2
Regards.