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You don't put arguments in the Sub Main() proc that defines your startup.
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You don't put arguments in the Sub Main() proc that defines your startup.

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I'm trying to make a VB6 project that uses a main subroutine whose first line declares it as follows: &nbsp;Sub Main(ByRef argv() As String)<br />
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I need to be able to pick up command line arguments, but I get error message &quot;Must have startup form or Sub Main().&quot; &nbsp;When I elimiante the argv reference, the project compiles. &nbsp;How do I fix this?
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I'm trying to make a VB6 project that uses a main subroutine whose first line declares it as follows:  Sub Main(ByRef argv() As String)

I need to be able to pick up command line arguments, but I get error message "Must have startup form or Sub Main()."  When I elimiante the argv reference, the project compiles.  How do I fix this?

Can't make VB6 program that uses argv

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