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My suggestion would be to re-install VB 5 on your machine and then re-make the project. &nbsp;What is most likely going on is conflicts between the app and .dll's and .ocx's. <br />

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My suggestion would be to re-install VB 5 on your machine and then re-make the project.  What is most likely going on is conflicts between the app and .dll's and .ocx's.


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I don't think that simply reinstalling VB5 will correct all your problems. <br />
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Remember that shared DLL are not copied if a newer version is already on your disk!<br />
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A formatting will correct it.<br />

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I don't think that simply reinstalling VB5 will correct all your problems.

Remember that shared DLL are not copied if a newer version is already on your disk!

A formatting will correct it.


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OH, but what about the machines I installed the warped app on. &nbsp;Do I need to pull any dll's out of their machines before installing a clean copy???<br />

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OH, but what about the machines I installed the warped app on.  Do I need to pull any dll's out of their machines before installing a clean copy???


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I installed vb6 to check it out. &nbsp;Uninstalled it and went back to vb5. &nbsp;I know about the Expsrv.dll deal with the VBAJet.dll and VBAJet32.dll. &nbsp;But many, many other things are going wrong on the machines I install this app on (setup created in vb5). &nbsp;Do I need to format my hard drive and start over or what? &nbsp;This is making me nuts, all the runtime errors and freezes.
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I installed vb6 to check it out.  Uninstalled it and went back to vb5.  I know about the Expsrv.dll deal with the VBAJet.dll and VBAJet32.dll.  But many, many other things are going wrong on the machines I install this app on (setup created in vb5).  Do I need to format my hard drive and start over or what?  This is making me nuts, all the runtime errors and freezes.

uninstalled vb6. . now vb5 exe's wrecked.

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.