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Date/Time 25-Feb-05 05:57 PM

Been getin im too it is a too long of a time error

Gettin em 2 all night long. Gee ya think there's a problem somewere???????????????????

Kim

i've been getting them for quite some time now. They really bug and not getting them is almost worth double posting

I think I stumbled on the solution. Delphi Professional contains source code for all the included components (and for many of the built-in functions ???); MS Visual Basic Professional does not provide any source files. In fact, it is not clear what MS VB6 Pro provides that the standard edition is missing (other than MSComm32.ocx).

Visual Basic 6.0 comes with MSDN documentaion stored in compiled html files - *.chm which opens in HH.exe. (When running HH.exe, if you right click and select view source, you will see regular html source code including a lot of Object and JavaScript code.) One or more *.cli (compiled html index) files may be associated with each *.chm file. In order to use the help, MSDN CD #2 needs to be continuously available. When the searches are not limited to a single language, there is no way to know which language a specific example belongs to. For instance, VB and FoxPro look similar, as do C++ and Java. This is very confusing.

Loading VB 6.0 loads IE 4.7, there is no choice. Some VB 6.0 programs that you write require that you distribute IE 4.7, otherwise, your programs won't work.

I think this is what happened.

Smartass

Sounds like a Beetle infestation to me.