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    Re: More VB6 DLL problems

    I guess I could have been more clear about that. It works either way in a 32bit environment. Techgnome asked if I added the reference properly and I was saying it works even without adding the...
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    Re: More VB6 DLL problems

    Thanks for the reply. That sounds very promising, though sadly I can't test it at the moment. I probably will have to wait till Monday, but this sounds very much like it could be the issue.
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    Re: More VB6 DLL problems

    1)I'm adding it as a reference. It works without adding it at all in vb6 if I use createobject instead of new. In 64bit systems it doesn't work either way though.
    2)I got desperate and heard that...
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    More VB6 DLL problems

    I've had some problems a few weeks ago with finding a registration free way of integrating VB .NET dlls into a VB6 exe. I got the manifests working back then and now that part works flawlessly....
  5. Re: Steps for implementing a reg-free .Nett dll in a VB6 program

    Success!

    Someone else had the same problem and the solution was something I never would have guessed.

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  6. Re: Steps for implementing a reg-free .Nett dll in a VB6 program

    After some extremely stressful two weeks I finally have time to dive back into my personal .dll hell. I tried the steps in your link, but I only get "Automation Error". Let's revisit the steps I...
  7. Re: Steps for implementing a reg-free .Nett dll in a VB6 program

    Yes. It runs perfectly fine doing it the traditional way. Compile, copy registered dlls, execute.

    OK, so what about the stdole2.tlb vb6 automatically generates when I compile. Does it have to be...
  8. Steps for implementing a reg-free .Nett dll in a VB6 program

    Hello,

    I am desperately trying to get my vb .NET .dll to work registration-free with my vb6 progam. I tried to create a manifest by several different methods (Make my Manifest, UMMM, Side by Side...
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    Re: Classes inside of Modules

    It actually is an issue. We are an international company that produces and supplies industrial tools and materials. There are many workers that use our software only for the most basic tasks like...
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    Re: Classes inside of Modules

    My project is in .Net. The problem is that the main software of our company is written in vb6 and it can't be migrated. It is massive and would take more manpower than we could possibly muster up.
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    Re: Classes inside of Modules

    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9164660/vb6-manifest-adding-tlb-com

    Just to make sure, you are saying it is impossibloe to use a .dll with vb6 without registering it? It is possible in other...
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    Re: Classes inside of Modules

    Thanks for your help. I have found the solution. The Project had the same name as the Module and that caused some strange and unpredictable behavior. Now everything is working as it should. The next...
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    Classes inside of Modules

    Hello,

    a colleague of mine wrote a program that was working fine on its own. It was a module containing a class. something like this


    Module m1

    DoThisAndThat()

    Class c1
  14. Re: Communicating with another programm in VB6

    Hmmm, thank you for the help, but I'm not sure this is gonna be useful. Maybe I should have explained more in detail: The VB6 program is a major piece of software used for resource planning,...
  15. Communicating with another programm in VB6

    My company is using an in-house software that was written in VB6. Newer programs are written in VB .NET and integrated as an executable. Unfortunately I'm still something like an intern (a concept...
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