VB6 Question
I have an old, but important, piece of software that I need vb6 to make changes to. I am running xp still for this purpose (does vb6 run on Windows 7?). Recently when I try to open vb6 I get this error message: Object library not regisitered. The form that is generating this error has the following log file entry:
Line 19: Class MSComctlLib.ProgressBar of control prgDumpProg was not a loaded control class.
Why would this start happening all of a sudden and how do I resolve it? Note that the compiled application (exe file) runs fine.
Line 19: Class MSComctlLib.ProgressBar of control prgDumpProg was not a loaded control class.
Why would this start happening all of a sudden and how do I resolve it? Note that the compiled application (exe file) runs fine.
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Looks like I have a picture box that I am using as a progress bar. Here is the problem:
prDumpProg.Visible = True 'show progress bar
prDumpProg.Min = 0
prDumpProg.Max = UBound(sBibArray, 2)
prDumpProg.Value = 0
It doesn't like the *.Min could that have been deprecated? Basically it says set it to 0 and show the progress from there.
Any help on this...and thanks a ton for your patience!
prDumpProg.Visible = True 'show progress bar
prDumpProg.Min = 0
prDumpProg.Max = UBound(sBibArray, 2)
prDumpProg.Value = 0
It doesn't like the *.Min could that have been deprecated? Basically it says set it to 0 and show the progress from there.
Any help on this...and thanks a ton for your patience!
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I am certain you are correct but I have not made any (intentional) changes to the program regarding this picture box since I compiled it the last time. I will see if I somehow changed the progress bar to a picture box but, again, no idea how that would have happened. I will let you know. At that point I will follow up on your other/earlier suggestions.
Your help is much appreciated!!!
Your help is much appreciated!!!
You're welcome and I'm glad I was able to help. BTW it's standard operating procedure for VB6 to substitute pictureboxes for missing controls.
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Microsoft Windows Common Controls 6.0 (SP6)" in Project|Components is not checked. When I check it, it says "Object Not Registered"
Take a look at this article.
Check component "Microsoft Windows Common Controls 6.0 (SP6)" in Project|Components
Is it selected? Does it say: "MISSING" ?