i need this ocx... WS.ocx , it seems to be a very hard one to find lol
searched the forums n nothing came up except other posts from people lookin for it too..... :(
someone plz give a link to it :D
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i need this ocx... WS.ocx , it seems to be a very hard one to find lol
searched the forums n nothing came up except other posts from people lookin for it too..... :(
someone plz give a link to it :D
what is ws.ocx supposed to be?
winsock?
windows scritping?
weeble sick?
lol its a winsock ocx named WS.ocx its a missing file for this chat
:rolleyes:
Isn't the same file as Winsock.ocx??
probably, but the program is looking for WS.ocx so just rename my winsock.ocx to WS.ocx ??
just remove the reference to ws.ocx and re add it using the winsock.ocx
I think is not an app he's making, but a third party one. In that case... DO NOT RENAME IT!!! Other app might need it. Copy the file and rename this copy to "WS.OCX", then register this new file.
I was assuming he is loading some source code.
yes
im trying to figure out how the person was able to do a few functions in their chat... i havent been able to do it in mine :rolleyes:
ok well then open up the project. On one of the forms you should see a blank square/rectangle shape This is probably where the winsock control is supposed to be. click it. delete it. then go add a reference to YOUR winsock control and redraw it on the form. Make sure to name it the same as the original conrol was.
I'm not 100% sure this works.... it would still have the same prog & class ID on the back end... no matter what the file name is.Quote:
Originally posted by Mc Brain
I think is not an app he's making, but a third party one. In that case... DO NOT RENAME IT!!! Other app might need it. Copy the file and rename this copy to "WS.OCX", then register this new file.
If I take VBRun.dll and rename it MonkeyJunk.dll and register it.... In the VB Object browser, it will still show up as VBRUN.
Me neither.... but is safer to try than renaming the file. I've thought of all that already.Quote:
Originally posted by techgnome
I'm not 100% sure this works.... it would still have the same prog & class ID on the back end... no matter what the file name is.
If I take VBRun.dll and rename it MonkeyJunk.dll and register it.... In the VB Object browser, it will still show up as VBRUN.