Following the tutorials about attach some files with others, and we started with this, we continue with a much more easy to use, and above all, much more powerful.
This time use IExpress, a utility that comes by default in Windows, though hidden, and that very few people know. The main use of this wizard is to create self-extracting archives and self-installable. And that is what we create. Before opening the program, we will choose to join the 2 executables. For this example we will use calc.exe (calculator) and virus.exe (not a real virus, is a file with that name that contains nothing. Every one can use the files you want under your responsibility).
To start, go to Start, open the run menu and type IExpress. A wizard will launch. On the first screen, choose Create new Self Extraction Directive file, since we want to do is create a new one, and click Next.
This time use IExpress, a utility that comes by default in Windows, though hidden, and that very few people know. The main use of this wizard is to create self-extracting archives and self-installable. And that is what we create. Before opening the program, we will choose to join the 2 executables. For this example we will use calc.exe (calculator) and virus.exe (not a real virus, is a file with that name that contains nothing. Every one can use the files you want under your responsibility).
To start, go to Start, open the run menu and type IExpress. A wizard will launch. On the first screen, choose Create new Self Extraction Directive file, since we want to do is create a new one, and click Next.
Here we ask what we want to make the executable created: run 2 or more files in the installation, just extract the files or just create compressed files. For this practice we choose the first option.