How to make a 32bit app in VB9.0


  1. yowanvista
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    How to make a 32bit app in VB9.0


    I created an application in VB9.0 but when I compile it the application becomes 64-bit, how can i compile it in 32bit instead of 64bit?
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  3. Lebon14
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    Compile it on a 32-bits system.
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  4. yowanvista
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    Lebon14 said:
    Compile it on a 32-bits system.
    Is there any other way because I don't have any 32-bit OS
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  6. yowanvista
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    Any idea?
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