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I know where the exe is - the whole reason I started this thread was because when I double clicked the exe a console popped up, executed the code, sent a bunch of e-mails and then just sat there. I was hoping it would close itself after finishing. So let me start again because I am not...

if you look at my code there is a sub-routine at the bottom that creates and sends the mail. I pass it the subject text and the body text as arguments: Sub SendEmail(ByVal subject As String, ByVal body As String) Try Dim insMail As New MailMessage With insMail .From =...

well, the body and subject of the e-mail are created by the code, and the To and From e-mail addresses will probably just be hard-coded into the module (as they are now). if a console is not the way to go what are my options for creating a stand alone .exe? thanks for your time

Basically I want to create an executable that can be run by a nightly process. I went with a console window because I thought it could be called by a batch file, do its thing, and then go away. By winform do you mean a form with a button on it? I originally made one of those to test the code but...

what I do to execute the program is double-click the executable... here is my code: Imports ESRI.ArcGIS.DataSourcesFile Imports ESRI.ArcGIS.Geodatabase Imports ESRI.ArcGIS.Carto Imports System.Web.Mail Module Module1 Sub Main() Dim layers(6, 4) AsString ' Atlas Layer layers(0, 0) =...

just sits there thanks for the reply but now the console just sits there... and if I try to manually close it I get a message from windows saying that I shouldn't close it b/c a process may still be running... any thoughts?

Hi, I'm trying to figure out how to get the console window to close itself after the code has been executed. My Sub Main() ends with: Console.ReadLine() which I seem to need in order to close the window manually without getting a message from windows saying that I can't close it down...