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    Does this make the IDE blow up for you?

    Start VB6 like you are creating a new project.

    Go right away to the IMMEDIATE window.

    Type in .cellback and hit the ENTER key.

    Does this give you

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    Re: Does this make the IDE blow up for you?

    No, I just get an error message that says,

    Compiler error:
    Invalid Watch Expression

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    Re: Does this make the IDE blow up for you?

    I was doing a ^F to search for .cellback when the IMMEDIATE window grabbed the focus - I just thought it was neat that I could cause VB to blow up with such a simple thing as typing garbage in the IMMEDIATE window.

    Then I thought to try it in a "new project" to see if it was a VB issue not related to the .VBP I was working on...
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    Re: Does this make the IDE blow up for you?

    Quote Originally Posted by RhinoBull
    Problem appears to be "very local" so I suggest to try to reinstall vb entirely.
    It was just a curiosity - no value to the issue at all...

    If you knew the amount of VB's and VS's and FW's and compact FW's installed on this laptop you would shudder

    Currently I cannot get MANAGEMENT STUDIO for SQL 2005 to work properly - I've started using the old SQL 2000 QUERY ANALYZER to get around the problem...

    Next machine I get I have to be better prepared for a nuke-and-reload the OS/app's cycle.

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    Re: Does this make the IDE blow up for you?

    Quote Originally Posted by szlamany
    If you knew the amount of VB's and VS's and FW's and compact FW's installed on this laptop you would shudder
    Ahaaaa... Now we know what's causing that. Poor old lapty - get it uncluttered.

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