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    deiandrei
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    Compile options

    Post by deiandrei »

    Hi guys, can you please explain me what the different compile options mean in Powershell Studio?
    When I want to package a file, I get to choose the platform:
    - command line (32bit)
    - command line (64bit)
    - Forms (32bit)
    - Forms (64bit)
    - Windows (32bit)
    - Windows (64bit)

    I want to know what the differences are between command line, forms and Windows. No need to explain me the differences between 32bit and 64bit, just between the platform types.

    Thanks!
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    davidc
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    Re: Compile options

    Post by davidc »

    The product manual gives a description of the packager engines.

    Commandline - Displays a command prompt when the script is running.

    Forms - Doesn't display any output (specifically for GUI scripts)No command prompt displayed.

    Windows - Displays output in the form of messageboxes. No command prompt displayed.

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