troubleshooting Question
Problem with VBA API code on 64-bit machine
I have a Word VBA application that one of the EE experts helped me with when I was still using my old 32-bit PC with Win 7, Now I'm on a 64-bit one running Windows 10, and have already changed the approrpriate Longs to "LongPtr" and the occurrences of "Len(cc)" to "LenB(cc)". But now, when I click the Choose Line Color (or Fill Color) I get a type mismatch error on the "RvalL = cc.rgbResult Mod 256" statement in the "Private Sub cmdLineColor_Click()" (and "Private Sub cmdFillColor_Click())" module, but only on my new 64-bit machine, not the old 32-bit one.
I don't know what else needs to be changed to get this to work on a 64-bit machine - can someone help? I don't know VBA well enough to be able to resolve this on my own.
Code is in the attachment.
Insert Shapes Application-New (64-bit).docm
I don't know what else needs to be changed to get this to work on a 64-bit machine - can someone help? I don't know VBA well enough to be able to resolve this on my own.
Code is in the attachment.
Insert Shapes Application-New (64-bit).docm
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