Re: Visual Basic 6.0 operations
- From: CLIPER <CLIPER@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2007 23:13:00 -0800
I Eric, thank you for your reply... well, first.. I need to answer the
migration.. its a huge project, its our deposit and loans system and its
working now.. :) and we still can't afford to shift to other solutions...
Btw, I just thought of uninstalling VB2005 because if ever both these
products are using the same library in common way.. :) but as you said, it
did not have the same registry.. :)
I am thinking of why.. this problem exist while this was not existed in my
past installation of my os.. before.. so I think its kind of a weird
experience.. :)
I just got a time yesterday to look into it.. and its not in the form.View
w/c is View is my function to show the form.. As you asked a while ago.. :)
the real error was.. "Out of stack.." well, it works in my office while it
did not work in my home.. that was so impossible.. :) they have both the same
installation process.. components installed.. and how come that could
happen.. :)
maybe that my office OS is Win98? and my home OS is WinXP?.. and how could
it be while I can work just fine when I have my first installation at home?..
:) hmmm..
Just when I installed VB2005 and the SP6.. it started.. :)
Regards,
Mark
"Eric Tremblay" wrote:
Hi,.
I have VB6 (service pack 6) and Visual Studio 2005 (service pack 1) both
intalled at the same time on my computer and I have no conflict. I can open
both applications at same time, run them without any problem. I think they
are so different they do not use the same files or registry at all.
For your example of code, I never saw the form.view method, maybe it's in
your code? in vb6 I use something like :
Dim F As New Form1
F.Show
one good question could be why uninstall the visual studio 2005, ok I am
leaning this new vb.net but up to now, it's seem to be more powerfull than
vb6 (you do not have to handle the resize event, a lot of new feature are
included, etc) so migrating to 2005 could be something good, if you don't
have too much stuff to migrate.
Eric
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Hi, I am really amazed when I started to use Visual Studio and installed a
service pack 6 in Visual Studio 6.0, In my office, I used to have my
Visual
Basic ok to use, my codes are functioning well, and then I also installed
Visual Basic at home, wich works well the first time...
The sad thing is, when I installed Visual Studio 2005, It came into my
mind
if it can affect Visual Studio 6.0's operation.. Well I think its kind of
a
weird when I did forgot to test my Visual Basic 6.0 projects at that
time..
The second thing I do is I installed Visual Basic 6.0 Service Pack 6...
and
after that, I've tried to work but suddenly, it appears that my project
did
not function well..
Like calling a Function from other form.. "ex. I loaded a new Form object,
Forms.Add("test") and call the function to it, test.View" it should
supposed
to work well but it did not work either..
I really want to uninstall Visual Studio 2005 and either of that 2
development tools but, I really want to ask these questions..
1, Can we use both these tools at the same machine?.. what the are the
consequences?
2. Is it possibly that I installed a service pack and updated some of its
component that are closed to my codes?
3. Finally, I want your opinions, comments and any of those other who have
concerns in it.. :)
Again, thank you and any help would be appreciated.
Best Regards,
Mark Neil Borromeo
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