Bind all files into one exetuable

So I have few files with different formats (exe & dll) and I want to make single .EXE file out of them.

I know there is a way to combine all files into one file but after running it it will run every file, including dll (which i don't want).

file1.dll <- ignore but keep
file2.exe <-RUN
file3.dll <- ignore but keep
file4.exe <- RUN

Any idea? Thanks.

Can't you just select the files you want to run or, only have the selected items in the folder?

Checkout "IExpress", which Is a native binder on the Windows platform.

I'm not entirely sure whether It can bind and execute files as per your request (I haven't used It In quite a while), but there's no harm In trying.

(08-14-2018, 07:11 AM)Mimiakira Wrote:

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Can't you just select the files you want to run or, only have the selected items in the folder?

Oh really? lol

(08-14-2018, 07:50 AM)mothered Wrote:

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Checkout "IExpress", which Is a native binder on the Windows platform.

I'm not entirely sure whether It can bind and execute files as per your request (I haven't used It In quite a while), but there's no harm In trying.

I've just tested it and seems to work fine, but I think it executes all packed files, including dll ones. But I like it and I will probably use this in future, thank you

(08-14-2018, 01:48 PM)Cyb3rNuX Wrote:

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(08-14-2018, 07:11 AM)Mimiakira Wrote:

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Can't you just select the files you want to run or, only have the selected items in the folder?

Oh really? lol

(08-14-2018, 07:50 AM)mothered Wrote:

[To see links please register here]

Checkout "IExpress", which Is a native binder on the Windows platform.

I'm not entirely sure whether It can bind and execute files as per your request (I haven't used It In quite a while), but there's no harm In trying.

I've just tested it and seems to work fine, but I think it executes all packed files, including dll ones. But I like it and I will probably use this in future, thank you :smile:

You're welcome.

As said, I haven't used It In quite a while, so I don't remember It's full potential. It's good to read you've found It of benefit.