Indicates how the application is started. This is used with ActiveX servers (Visual Basic, Professional and Enterprise Editions).
Standalone — Starts the application a standalone.
ActiveX Component — Starts the application as an ActiveX Server.
Remote Server
Remote Server Files (Enterprise Edition) — When checked, Visual Basic creates a file with a .vbr file name extension and the same filename as the .dll file. This .vbr file contains information needed by the Windows Registry to run an ActiveX Server on a remote computer. This option is only available in the Enterprise edition of Visual Basic.
Version Compatibility
Allows you to set the level of version compatibility
No Compatibility — Compatibility not enforced.
Project Compatibility — If checked, the Location box is active and allows you to search for the file with which this project is to be compatible. If cleared, the Location box is not available.
For all ActiveX project types, Project Compatibility is checked by default.
Binary Compatibility — Useful for maintaining compatibility among projects that have been compiled using your component.
File Location Box — Displays the name and location of the file with the project is to be compatible. You can type a name and location or can use the Browse button to display the Compatible ActiveX Server dialog box where you can locate the file.
