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I'm doing batch compiling and need to specific the output directory.

+2  A: 

A bit of Google work finds this page which suggests that such a list of options can be obtained by going to the directory containing vb6.exe in Command Prompt and running

vb6.exe /?
Ryan Mentley
What a polite way to say "rtfm". +1 for kindness.
David Stratton
+1  A: 

/make /outdir path

bugtussle
+4  A: 

/run

/runexit - Compile and then run it. Exit VB IDE when project returns to design mode.

/make or /m projectname - compiles an makes exe using the existing settings in proj file

/out filename

/outdir path Specifies a directory path to place all output files in when using /make

/d

/cmd

/mdi or /sdi

  • and a couple of others.

Run vb6.exe /? for more information.

Clay Nichols
I had already found a partial answer (run vb.exe /?) but I wanted to post the actual commands somewhere with descriptions. Hence, this post on SO.
Clay Nichols