Quote Originally Posted by Thierry69 View Post
On my computer, outlook is not running as administrator, ad so, I had such problem
Running the VB6-IDE with Admin-rights is important to make it behave properly whilst
developing (or loading) "ActiveX-stuff" (Dlls and OCXes).

I have two links on my Desktop for that reason:
- the one I use most, is the one which starts the VB6-IDE in Admin-Mode
- and to test out Drag&Drop (and other Cross-Process-stuff) I have a second shortcut which starts VB6 "un-elevated".

But the general recommendation for most (inexperienced) Users should be, to run the VB6-IDE elevated
(to avoid the whole class of "unsufficient Registry-Rights" issues, the VB-IDE might encounter whilst
interacting with COM-components).

Olaf