Arrgghhhhh annoying problem with VB4

[gamezfreakuk]

I have Microsoft Visual Basic 4, Proffesionnal Edition 32-bit, i have a huge major, annnoying f*****g problem with it. Ok i can compile and run a program on it. I save my Project, Shutdown my computer. Next day open VB4, open my project, double click on the form i wish to edit and an illegal operation appears each time AND I JUST DONT KNOW WHY!!!!!!!!

(Sorry about caps, just expressing my anger) is there a bug fix for this? this is what it says in the details box of the illegal operation:-

VB32 caused an invalid page fault in
module VB32.EXE at 0177:00408152.
Registers:
EAX=00000000 CS=0177 EIP=00408152 EFLGS=00010287
EBX=6534d6f0 SS=017f ESP=0074f38c EBP=0074f43c
ECX=017a4858 DS=017f ESI=01ac0c6c FS=11af
EDX=00000007 ES=017f EDI=01ac0cac GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
8b 18 ff 35 54 e8 4c 00 50 ff 53 58 83 7d 14 00
Stack dump:
000009ec 0056f754 01ac0cac 0074f478 00000000 0000003e 01ac0c6c 0074f460 00000000 00000000 b9dc0000 00000000 004038f8 01ac0c6c 00000000 00001005

Any1 have this problem, any know what i can do to get rid of it? i have already re-installed it around 4-5 times with no luck

[gamezfreakuk]

*bump*

[gamezfreakuk]

can any1 gimme me a site that may help me on this issue?

[gamezfreakuk]

humph.

[Hack]

Since no one has responded, I'll throw in my 2 cents worth of opinion.

Two possibilities:

The error you are having was, at one time, addressed by a Service Pack that is no longer available, given the aged version of VB that you are running.

The operating system you are running doesn't support VB32, which in reality, was not a true 32bit version of VB. That didn't occur until VB5.

[cafeenman]

You could try sending Microsoft an e-mail. I do that sometimes and usually they give me vague responses with some links to get more info from their site where I get more vague and convoluted information. Then I give up and buy the latest version of the product in question and Microsoft gets more of my money.

Hope this helps

[Hack]

Originally posted by cafeenman
You could try sending Microsoft an e-mail. I do that sometimes and usually they give me vague responses with some links to get more info from their site where I get more vague and convoluted information. Then I give up and buy the latest version of the product in question and Microsoft gets more of my money.

LOL...Y-e-e-e-e-p! Thats the way it works

[cafeenman]

Originally posted by Hack
LOL...Y-e-e-e-e-p! Thats the way it works

Wow! Someone actually fully agreed with me! No rebuttal, no conflicting information. Just complete and total agreement. This goes on my calendar.


Umm... do I win a prize or something?