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You need to break your program, in order to output something on the Immediate Window. Try press the &quot;&nbsp;|| &quot;&nbsp;button on the menu, then do what you want in the Immediate Window.
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You need to break your program, in order to output something on the Immediate Window. Try press the " || " button on the menu, then do what you want in the Immediate Window.

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Thanks Sethi. I've had this before. And it's always bothered me. I'm really pleased there's a simple answer.<br />
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Thanks Sethi. I've had this before. And it's always bothered me. I'm really pleased there's a simple answer.

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For some reason, in my copy of vb6, the immediate window disappears whenever I try and run a program in the IDE, then reappears when the program finishes. I used to be able to see the window all the time the program was running.<br />
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Ctrl-G doesn't help, as the problem only occurs when the program is running.<br />
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It has only started doing it recently, I think after I closed the down from the IDE. Now I can't seem to get it back the way it was. Anyone else had this problem?
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For some reason, in my copy of vb6, the immediate window disappears whenever I try and run a program in the IDE, then reappears when the program finishes. I used to be able to see the window all the time the program was running.

Ctrl-G doesn't help, as the problem only occurs when the program is running.

It has only started doing it recently, I think after I closed the down from the IDE. Now I can't seem to get it back the way it was. Anyone else had this problem?

VB6 Immediate window disappears when program is run.

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.