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Do you have the most current installation of .NET Framework installed?
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Do you have the most current installation of .NET Framework installed?

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.NET Framework 1.1 and Visual Studio.net 2003
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.NET Framework 1.1 and Visual Studio.net 2003

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<a href="http://www.artinsoft.com/iproducts/winformstoweb/WebDoc/WinformsToWeb.AxMSComctlLib.AxToolbar.asp" rel="ugc">http://www.artinsoft.com/iproducts/winformstoweb/WebDoc/WinformsToWeb.AxMSComctlLib.AxToolbar.asp</a><br />
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It seems to be a class of some sort, maybe this site will help. You might need to downoad the class so you can use it, unless you already ahve it.
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http://www.artinsoft.com/iproducts/winformstoweb/WebDoc/WinformsToWeb.AxMSComctlLib.AxToolbar.asp [http://www.artinsoft.com/iproducts/winformstoweb/WebDoc/WinformsToWeb.AxMSComctlLib.AxToolbar.asp]

It seems to be a class of some sort, maybe this site will help. You might need to downoad the class so you can use it, unless you already ahve it.

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Ok so I had a project in VB6 and migrated it to VB.NET which was a huge headache but I finally got it to compile and run. &nbsp;So then I had to upgrade my computer, I try to load the project and run it on the new computer and I keep getting this type of error:<br />
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Type 'AxMSComctlLib.AxToolbar' is not defined.<br />
Type 'AxMSComctlLib.AxStatusBar<wbr />' is not defined.<br />
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you get the idea... &nbsp;I have installed VB6 and Visual Studio 6, linked to every library I can think of and I still get these errors. &nbsp;Can anyone tell me what I need to reference to make this go away? <br />
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Ok so I had a project in VB6 and migrated it to VB.NET which was a huge headache but I finally got it to compile and run.  So then I had to upgrade my computer, I try to load the project and run it on the new computer and I keep getting this type of error:

Type 'AxMSComctlLib.AxToolbar' is not defined.
Type 'AxMSComctlLib.AxStatusBar' is not defined.

you get the idea...  I have installed VB6 and Visual Studio 6, linked to every library I can think of and I still get these errors.  Can anyone tell me what I need to reference to make this go away? 




VB6 to VB.NET

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.