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looks like the problem is not the connection string... the problem is to have ocx controls which 1re 32 bits and they do not work under 64 bits WIndows 10
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looks like the problem is not the connection string... the problem is to have ocx controls which 1re 32 bits and they do not work under 64 bits WIndows 10

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how to register controls like calendar or SSTab to WIndows 10
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how to register controls like calendar or SSTab to WIndows 10

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long time I created a project in VB 6. everything was great with the different operating system, it was XP, then Windows 7 and now I have Windows 10<br />
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for windows 7 the connection string was:<br />
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<b>adoconn.Open=&quot;Provider=Mic<wbr />rosoft.ACE<wbr />.OLEDB.12.<wbr />0;data source=&quot;App.PATH &amp;&nbsp;&quot;\MYDB.accdb&quot;</b><br />
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now we have Windows 10 and some controls stop working, like calendar... looks like the problem is now we have 64 bit vs 32 bit system. Is anything possible to modify/change to make it work?
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long time I created a project in VB 6. everything was great with the different operating system, it was XP, then Windows 7 and now I have Windows 10

for windows 7 the connection string was:

adoconn.Open="Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;data source="App.PATH & "\MYDB.accdb"

now we have Windows 10 and some controls stop working, like calendar... looks like the problem is now we have 64 bit vs 32 bit system. Is anything possible to modify/change to make it work?

how to modify the connection string in vb 6 for 64 bits Windows 10

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