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quick one: dbcombo in VB6 SP6?

wolf99 · 2007-04-12 15:12:39

I have a downloaded example program that uses a dbcombo box when I open the form with this control I get an error and the control is displayed as a grey image. obviously my current version of VB IDE does not supprt this. can someone tell me will SP6 fix my problem?? thanks

12-04-2007 4:12pm

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wolf99

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I have a downloaded example program that uses a dbcombo box
when I open the form with this control I get an error and the control is displayed as a grey image.
obviously my current version of VB IDE does not supprt this.

can someone tell me will SP6 fix my problem??

thanks

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#2 12-04-2007 4:37pm

Evil Phil

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Sounds like the ocx isn't registered. Find out what it's called and where ever it is and register it using regsvr32.exe which is in the System32 folder but I think its in the path by default.

So if the ocx is called dbcombo.ocx and is in the C:\Windows\system32 directory at the command prompt type: regsvr32.exe C:\Windows\system32\dbcombo.ocx

But to answer your question: I'd imagine the latest service pack should sort it out.

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#3 12-04-2007 6:28pm

wolf99

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well that file appears to be m,issing in action, will do a quick search for it and then chat my sys admin if no luck

Thanks!

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