Generate EXE files by PB

I am not familiar with the Pb operation interface, but the company has encountered a PB problem, and asked me to solve the problem. I don't even know how to generate an EXE Using PB! However, after I installed petabytes and opened the familiar interface, I checked some information on the Internet to know how to write a hello World Program and how to generate an EXE file!

I will record the specific operations here to avoid forgetting them later.
The window cannot be run. A small program is compiled in Pb, and the prompt "this application needs a script for its open event" is displayed during running.
Solution:
Write the window opening command in the application script
Open (form name)
To generate an EXE, follow these steps:
(1) Click the new button on the PowerBar toolbar to open the new dialog box, select the project tab, and select the application wizaard option.
(2) Click OK to open the wizard
(3) Click Next to enter the library included in the definition application.
(4) Click the next button to enter the project for which you want to create executable programs.
(5) Click the next button to define the name of the executable file. If the project contains a resource file, the file name is defined.
(6) Click the next button to define the creation option. to overwrite the created executable program, check the prompt for overwrite check box in the option. If you need to check and generate a new visual control, select the new visual style controls check box. You can also define whether the creation method is full or incremental.
(7) Click the next button to determine whether to generate the machine code. If no machine code is created, select no... and click the button.
(8) Click Next to determine whether to create a PBD file for the library file. Select the build dynamic libraries (. PBD) check box.
(9) Click Next to view the layout information.
(10) Click the next button to view the creation options. if the definition is incorrect, click the back button to go back to the previous page and modify it. If it is correct, click the finish button to start creating the executable file of the application.
After the definition is complete, click deploy on the PowerBar toolbar to generate the EXE file.

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