Launch Visual Studio, select [New]-[Project]
from [File] menu.
From the template of [Create a new project] dialog box, select [Windows
Forms App] of [Visual Basic], click the [Next] button.
From the [Configure your new project] dialog box, specify the project name
and the location of the project to be created, click the [Next] button.
From the [Additional information] dialog box, select [.NET 8.0(Long-term
support)] / [.NET 6.0(Long-term support)], and click the [Create] button,
then the project will be created.
* The above is for Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2022 (64-bit). Item names and commands may differ depending on the version of Visual Studio.
In order to use the functions of AIO driver in Visual Basic .NET, CAIO.VB file is required.
Select [Project] from the menu bar of Visual
Studio, and select [Add Existing Item] from the pull-down menu.
From the [Add Existing Item] dialog box, specify the CAIO.vb file, click
the [Add] button, then the header file is added to the project.
You can check whether the registered header
file exists from the tree view in the [Solution Explorer] window of Visual
Studio.
* The above is for Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2022 (64-bit). Item names and commands may differ depending on the version of Visual Studio.
In general, an EXE application built with "Any CPU" specified in the [Active solution platform] item in the Visual Studio settings [Configuration Manager] window can be executed in both 64-bit environment and 32-bit OS environment.
However, when developing an EXE application that supports the .NET8 / .NET6 framework, it is necessary to be aware of the target OS.
Please refer ".NET execution environment for .NET6 or later" to know more details.