Output programs overview

 

Types of output programs you can generate with BrowserBob:

BrowserBob generates programs of different formats via the build functionality. These programs are completely independent from the BrowserBob authoring environment. Programs created with BrowserBob will execute independently on any windows system without any further installations needed.

See which types of output programs you can create with this version

 

Royalty free distribution of output programs:

No matter what you create with BrowserBob, it's up to you if you charge money for programs you created, distribute them as Freeware or sell them as project work to other companies. The only thing you need to pay for is the BrowserBob authoring environment. Here it is required that you are working on a legal license per installation you are using.

 

Launching finished programs:

Click the yourprogram.exe or yoursetup.exe in order to launch your application. Finished programs are independent from BrowserBob and can not be opened in BrowserBob again.

 

Depending on the type of program you created, it is possible to launch these programs with parameters as well: Launching programs with parameters

 

 

Installing / executing finished programs:
In principle, BrowserBob generated applications do not need an installation process to run. The single exe program will launch on doubleclick, unpack its files to the users temp directory and delete these files on program exit. In this case, only this single executable program needs to be copied to the target computer. All BrowserBob applications are running on the same file structure during runtime, which is the one, created with the Raw files method.

 

All BrowserBob generated applications are using the same file structure during runtime:
File structure of BrowserBob applications

 

The setup method will create this file structure in a program folder of the users choice during installation. The setup program cares for displaying License and Readme files, choosing the installation directory and copying the files to their target folder. The application exe in this target folder uses all the files in the program folder and subfolders during execution.

 

 

Limited user accounts (under Windows XP):

Launching and installing finished programs under limited user accounts.

 

 

 

Related topics:
Finish your application - the build function

Launching and installing finished programs under limited user accounts