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- March 23, 2001
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Several image processing controls assume you are using 8-bit color.
Click here to download versions that work in higher color models.
- March 23, 2001
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Controls ImageSelector (47) and ThumbnailSelector (51) each contain two occurrences of the following line:
file_name = Dir(DirList.Path & "\" & file_type)
This code doesn't work if the path returned by DirList ends in a "\".
Click here to download fixed versions.
- October 1, 1999
- Fatal Link Errors
When you compile an ActiveX control, Visual Basic tries to create some files. If you try to create the
control directly from the CD-ROM, this fails because you cannot create files on the CD-ROM.
To solve the problem, copy the files onto your hard disk.
While you're at it, select the files on your hard disk in Windows Explorer. Right click on them and invoke
the Properties command, uncheck the Read-only check box, and click Ok.
Now you can load these files from the hard disk instead of the CD-ROM. You can create the files Visual
Basic needs to compile the control. You can also modify the files and save changes.
- July 18, 1999 by Stephen Lebans
- UserControl Not Printing Correctly From Access
There is a known bug in the VB5 CCE that prevents controls from printing correctly from Access.
The problem is fixed in VB6. For more information, look at Microsoft Knowledge Base article
Q181877.
- July 2, 1998
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How to build a Custom Control OCX:
- Load the control's .vbp file or a .vbg test control group that contains it.
- Click on the control's project in the Project window.
- The File menu will now show commands for working with that project, including the Make Xxx.ocx command.
Select that command and follow the instructions.
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