Release Build of VB Code in Visual Studio 2017

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How to make a release build of the final executable code of my VB application in Visual Studio 2017?

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If you want to make a final release build of your VB application in Visual Studio 2017, you can follow this tutorial:

1. Click "Build > Clean Soluiton" menu. You see debugging files removed.

2. Change the build configuration from "Debug" to "Release" in the menu area.

3. Click "Build > Build Soluiton" menu. You should see no build errors.

4. Go to a command console and run final executable code. You should see your application running.

>\fyicenter\vb2017\Projects\ClickMeWpfVb\ClickMeWpfVb\bin\Release\ClickMeWpfVb.exe

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