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Is everything working fine in VB ?<br />

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 &nbsp;Or, if you are using some ActiveX component(control or DLL), which is not coming with VB5. And you just manually register it, you won't get its control licenses and then the problem come out.<br />
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 Or, if you are using some ActiveX component(control or DLL), which is not coming with VB5. And you just manually register it, you won't get its control licenses and then the problem come out.

 


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Thanks for the info on the registry.<br />
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I solved the problem by deleting the windows directory (A little extreme?) and re-installing everything!<br />
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I suspect the error may have been caused when I accidently installed the Component source before VB5, This may have caused havoc when I installed VB5<br />
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Thanks for the info on the registry.

I solved the problem by deleting the windows directory (A little extreme?) and re-installing everything!

I suspect the error may have been caused when I accidently installed the Component source before VB5, This may have caused havoc when I installed VB5



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When I run the wizard I get an error &quot;85: Licence Information for this component not found&quot;<br />
Any Idea as to why?? I loaded on a &quot;Component Source&quot; CD, shortly before I noticed the error<br />
The error occured while using the wizzard to create a standard MDI based project<br />
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Depending on answer I may increase points!<br />

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When I run the wizard I get an error "85: Licence Information for this component not found"
Any Idea as to why?? I loaded on a "Component Source" CD, shortly before I noticed the error
The error occured while using the wizzard to create a standard MDI based project

Depending on answer I may increase points!


VB5 wizard error.

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.