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Very useful tool - thanks for the suggestion<br />

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Very useful tool - thanks for the suggestion


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Pleasure Mate<br />
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Installing an app on a Win 98 workstation and then starting it results in &quot;Error 3447 - VBAJET32.dll failed to initialize when called. &nbsp;Try reinstalling...&quot;<br />
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I've tried reinstalling, I've tried copying over the file, I've tried regsvr32 (which gives me the message &quot;VBAJET32.DLL was loaded, but the DLLRegistryENtrypoint was not found. &nbsp;DLLRegistryServer may not be exported, or a corrupt version of VBAJet32.DLL may be in memory. &nbsp;COnsider using PView to detect and remove it.<br />
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Any advice on this one? &nbsp;The app works fine if installed on a machine that has had VB6 installed on it. &nbsp;I haven't found &quot;PView&quot; yet, and am unfamiliar with what it is.<br />
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I used the Visual Studio Deployment Wizard for the installation program.<br />
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All suggestions gratefully accepted!<br />
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-G<br />

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Installing an app on a Win 98 workstation and then starting it results in "Error 3447 - VBAJET32.dll failed to initialize when called.  Try reinstalling..."

I've tried reinstalling, I've tried copying over the file, I've tried regsvr32 (which gives me the message "VBAJET32.DLL was loaded, but the DLLRegistryENtrypoint was not found.  DLLRegistryServer may not be exported, or a corrupt version of VBAJet32.DLL may be in memory.  COnsider using PView to detect and remove it.

Any advice on this one?  The app works fine if installed on a machine that has had VB6 installed on it.  I haven't found "PView" yet, and am unfamiliar with what it is.

I used the Visual Studio Deployment Wizard for the installation program.

All suggestions gratefully accepted!

-G


Runtime Error 3447 VBAJET32.DLL

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.