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It's contained in the Microsoft Windows Common Controls 6.0 library (MSCOMCTL.OCX)
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It's contained in the Microsoft Windows Common Controls 6.0 library (MSCOMCTL.OCX)

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I have this control already referenced in VB. Why I am getting the error that &quot;cannot find project or library&quot;?
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I have this control already referenced in VB. Why I am getting the error that "cannot find project or library"?

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Hmm. It works for me in Windows 7 (32 bit). Can you put a control on to the form at design time?
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Hmm. It works for me in Windows 7 (32 bit). Can you put a control on to the form at design time?

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&quot;Can you put a control on to the form at design time?&quot; What do you mean by that?
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"Can you put a control on to the form at design time?" What do you mean by that?

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&quot;Can you put a control on to the form at design time?&quot; ... Yes, I can!
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"Can you put a control on to the form at design time?" ... Yes, I can!

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Can you select the control in the Toolbox, and draw an ImageCombo control on a form in the usual way?
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Can you select the control in the Toolbox, and draw an ImageCombo control on a form in the usual way?

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Any idea?<br />
Dim WithEvents ImageCombo As ImageCombo<br />
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I am having a message that &quot;cannot find project or library&quot; on the line above. In Windows XP it works fine, but I am having problems with Windows 7. 
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Any idea?
Dim WithEvents ImageCombo As ImageCombo

I am having a message that "cannot find project or library" on the line above. In Windows XP it works fine, but I am having problems with Windows 7. 

What is the dll for ImageCombo (Windows 7)

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