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hi,

anyone will tell me why i gets minimum 250kb of exe ?

while i have written only one line , one word or one function or command.

ProcessClose("prog.exe")

this will also take 250kb memory

and if my code is of 900 lines then i again gets 250kb of exe after compile.

this is not good because visual basic takes minimum 5kb while i writes some very little programs.

any suggestions ????

how to dectrease size ? because i want to write only one line.

comments are welcomed!

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is there no way to decrease the size ?

i used Obfuscator but it increases the size more...

Please anyone tell me what to do now ?

Try to compile with option and set highest compression.

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hi,

anyone will tell me why i gets minimum 250kb of exe ?

while i have written only one line , one word or one function or command.

ProcessClose("prog.exe")

this will also take 250kb memory

and if my code is of 900 lines then i again gets 250kb of exe after compile.

this is not good because visual basic takes minimum 5kb while i writes some very little programs.

any suggestions ????

how to dectrease size ? because i want to write only one line.

comments are welcomed!

Why does it need to be smaller?

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hi,

anyone will tell me why i gets minimum 250kb of exe ?

comments are welcomed!

AutoIT scripts are interpreted, so the script interpreter has to be bundled with your exe file unless you use the methods outlined in the help file.
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