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Also, FYI, Windows Scripting Host is needed for VB, if you use FSO.<br />
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Hope it helps.
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Also, FYI, Windows Scripting Host is needed for VB, if you use FSO.

Hope it helps.

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I've (very occasionally) had problems like this before with the SourceSafe add-in..?<br />
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And, of course, running in MTS or with subclassed forms.
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I've (very occasionally) had problems like this before with the SourceSafe add-in..?

And, of course, running in MTS or with subclassed forms.

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Hi billy21, <br />
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Thanks. Did it solve your problem? <br />
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Out of curiosity, could I know, if it was accidental or the originally itself, this q. points was 0?<br />
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Cheers.
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Hi billy21,

Thanks. Did it solve your problem?

Out of curiosity, could I know, if it was accidental or the originally itself, this q. points was 0?

Cheers.

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This sounds crazy but here goes.<br />
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I have a multi threaded project that I work in through a project group. <br />
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I open my project group by double clicking Group1.vbg.<br />
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Ran my app. I created a new class module. I named the module and saved it. After saving it popped up another window asking me to save group1.vbg. I hit NO and closed down the app (totally confused as to why it would do that). I looked in my app folder (which contatins all of my apps source files) and Group1.vbg no longer exists.<br />
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How do you spose this could have happened? Even if I wanted to physically delete the thing while the app was open I wouldn't be able to. I have the latest PC Cillin patch and thus don't believe it is a virus.
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This sounds crazy but here goes.

I have a multi threaded project that I work in through a project group. 

I open my project group by double clicking Group1.vbg.

Ran my app. I created a new class module. I named the module and saved it. After saving it popped up another window asking me to save group1.vbg. I hit NO and closed down the app (totally confused as to why it would do that). I looked in my app folder (which contatins all of my apps source files) and Group1.vbg no longer exists.

How do you spose this could have happened? Even if I wanted to physically delete the thing while the app was open I wouldn't be able to. I have the latest PC Cillin patch and thus don't believe it is a virus.

Strange VB Bug

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