For more generalized info, see Overview of Windows programming in C++. If you're a C++ developer and are looking for a tutorial to help you create a Windows app that includes forms and controls, see Creating a forms-based MFC application. The following image shows the general layout of the calculator control: This control implements the user interface (UI) for a simple calculator. When you're finished, you'll have a custom control that's been assembled using many of the layout features available in the Windows Forms Designer. Set property values using the Properties window.Position controls with the size and location information display.Navigate your layout with the Document Outline window.Partition your control’s layout by using a SplitContainer control.Arrange controls using a TableLayoutPanel control.Accomplish designer tasks using smart tags.This article illustrates how to build an app using the various tools provided by the designer, including the following tasks: The Windows Forms Designer provides many tools for building Windows Forms applications. I only have 6 servers to install this on, so even some manual work-around might do.Applies to: Visual Studio Visual Studio for Mac Visual Studio Code Or can I use InstallUtil on the target machines? I think I'd need to install Visual Studio on them for that, which I'd prefer not to. So, with VS2017 Community using Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 Installer Projects, how to I create a stand-alone Installer to deploy a service that works correctly when installed locally using InstallUtil? There's a detailed post about deploying services on this site (question 9021075) but when I follow those instructions I get a 1001 error on Install.Īll the documentation I can find refers to earlier versions of VS or the previous Installer package, so I'm not even certain if I can do it with the software I am using. copies the exe & dll files to the correct folder in Program Files) but does not create the service. When I run it, it installs the project output correctly (i.e. I have downloaded and installed the "Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 Installer Projects" package, which allows me to create a Setup Project. If you’re a developer who wants to release a Windows Service that users can install and uninstall you should use InstallShieldĪnd links to a page that applies to VS2012 (can't post any more links as my reputation<10) In Microsoft's documentation about installing services ( ) it says:
I now want to deploy that across six servers in our organisation. I followed the instruction here:Īnd installed it successfully using Installutil.exe (as per instructions in above link). Working with VS2017 Community I have written a service that works on my local machine.
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