THe only way to reduce the size of the executable is to uncheck all libraries and don't include anything into the stack, but it will only get you to around 1.5 MB. You do naturally need more space for the code that executes your scripts in the standalone, so that is where that 1.5 MB comes from. There is currently no way of getting less size. however if you compress a executable of 3 MB, then it can get as small as 600 kB. I suggest you zip it, or such.

On Donnerstag, Feb 20, 2003, at 15:00 Europe/Zurich, Ivers, Doug E wrote:

I have a stack (including substacks) that is about 920kb. When I build, it typically grows to between 2 and 3Mb depending on the target platform.

What are some easy things to try for cutting down on the built size? I don't check the Animation, Printing, Database, or Internet libraries, or Error Reporting. I do check everything else in Resources.

I'm surprised that my stack unbuilt is 920kb -- what can I do to dramatically reduce that? I only have one jpeg image and one audio file, no other resources.

Is there a way to find out how much of the 920kb is code?


-- D


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