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Hi Sorry for using CAPITALS yesterday but I have a habit of doing using capitals. I am using as OS is ME and VB version 6. My applications runs well on Windows 98/Me and not on NT and 2000. what happens in windows NT and 2000 is that my software when clicked does nothing doesn’t starts no error codes nothing. Anyways what my program does it in the starting it checks for the CD-ROM drive with a volume name MARITIMELAW. How do I do it is by following command Dim kapil, fs, d, dc, s, n, check, dl check = 1 Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set kapil = fs.drives For Each d In kapil s = s & d.driveletter & " - " If d.DriveType = 4 Then If d.IsReady = "True" Then If d.volumename = "MARITIMELAW" Then n = d.volumename check = 2 form1.dl = d.driveletter + ":\" End If End If End If s = s & n & vbCrLf Next If check = 1 Then Form10.Show ‘exit application form End If End Sub If the CD with the volume name is not found my program terminates If found it makes stores the drive letter with “:\” added to it in a text field i.e. form1.dl I need that for my further program reference I have applied a software lock on the program called ccontrol I will also let you know the dll files I am supplying with the software to make it run are ASYCFILT.DLL support file CCCHANGE.EXE lock file CCLOOK.EXE lock file CCMOVE.EXE lock file CCONTROL.SYS lock file COMCAT.DLL support file COMDLG32.OCX support file ML.BAT lock file ML.EXE application file MLI.CCC lock file MSSTDFMT.DLL support file MSVBVM60.DLL support file OLEAUT32.DLL support file OLEPRO32.DLL support file PROJECT1.DDF support file README.TXT Readme file SETUP.EXE Setup application file SETUP.LST setup file SETUP.TXT Setup help file SETUP1.EXE ST6UNST.EXE STDOLE2.TLB ULOCK.BAT lock file UTIL.EXE lock file VB6STKIT.DLL support file After the above written code there is a second step which doesn’t involve anything much except a form display and then clicking on the image to move forward. In the third form What I am doing is displaying a image in a picture box and scrolling it with a vertical scroll bar What I use maximum is loadpicture And scroll commands that is all.
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Hi Sorry for using CAPITALS yesterday but I have a habit of doing using capitals. I am using as OS is ME and VB version 6. My applications runs well on Windows 98/Me and not on NT and 2000. what happens in windows NT and 2000 is that my software when clicked does nothing doesn’t starts no error codes nothing. Anyways what my program does it in the starting it checks for the CD-ROM drive with a volume name MARITIMELAW. How do I do it is by following command Dim kapil, fs, d, dc, s, n, check, dl check = 1 Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set kapil = fs.drives For Each d In kapil s = s & d.driveletter & " - " If d.DriveType = 4 Then If d.IsReady = "True" Then If d.volumename = "MARITIMELAW" Then n = d.volumename check = 2 form1.dl = d.driveletter + ":\" End If End If End If s = s & n & vbCrLf Next If check = 1 Then Form10.Show ‘exit application form End If End Sub If the CD with the volume name is not found my program terminates If found it makes stores the drive letter with “:\” added to it in a text field i.e. form1.dl I need that for my further program reference I have applied a software lock on the program called ccontrol I will also let you know the dll files I am supplying with the software to make it run are ASYCFILT.DLL support file CCCHANGE.EXE lock file CCLOOK.EXE lock file CCMOVE.EXE lock file CCONTROL.SYS lock file COMCAT.DLL support file COMDLG32.OCX support file ML.BAT lock file ML.EXE application file MLI.CCC lock file MSSTDFMT.DLL support file MSVBVM60.DLL support file OLEAUT32.DLL support file OLEPRO32.DLL support file PROJECT1.DDF support file README.TXT Readme file SETUP.EXE Setup application file SETUP.LST setup file SETUP.TXT Setup help file SETUP1.EXE ST6UNST.EXE STDOLE2.TLB ULOCK.BAT lock file UTIL.EXE lock file VB6STKIT.DLL support file After the above written code there is a second step which doesn’t involve anything much except a form display and then clicking on the image to move forward. In the third form What I am doing is displaying a image in a picture box and scrolling it with a vertical scroll bar What I use maximum is loadpicture And scroll commands that is all.
Firstly, stop shouting. Typing everything in CAPITALS is very bad manners and most people will likely ignore your post. Secondly, what error messages are you getting. A VB program should be able to run unmodified on NT/2000 if it runs on 9x machines. You must be using some code that isn't supported on NT/2000 or you are missing some dlls. Or some ActiveX controls haven't been registered. You'll need to supply more information about your project for us to be able to help. Michael :-)
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Hi Sorry for using CAPITALS yesterday but I have a habit of doing using capitals. I am using as OS is ME and VB version 6. My applications runs well on Windows 98/Me and not on NT and 2000. what happens in windows NT and 2000 is that my software when clicked does nothing doesn’t starts no error codes nothing. Anyways what my program does it in the starting it checks for the CD-ROM drive with a volume name MARITIMELAW. How do I do it is by following command Dim kapil, fs, d, dc, s, n, check, dl check = 1 Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set kapil = fs.drives For Each d In kapil s = s & d.driveletter & " - " If d.DriveType = 4 Then If d.IsReady = "True" Then If d.volumename = "MARITIMELAW" Then n = d.volumename check = 2 form1.dl = d.driveletter + ":\" End If End If End If s = s & n & vbCrLf Next If check = 1 Then Form10.Show ‘exit application form End If End Sub If the CD with the volume name is not found my program terminates If found it makes stores the drive letter with “:\” added to it in a text field i.e. form1.dl I need that for my further program reference I have applied a software lock on the program called ccontrol I will also let you know the dll files I am supplying with the software to make it run are ASYCFILT.DLL support file CCCHANGE.EXE lock file CCLOOK.EXE lock file CCMOVE.EXE lock file CCONTROL.SYS lock file COMCAT.DLL support file COMDLG32.OCX support file ML.BAT lock file ML.EXE application file MLI.CCC lock file MSSTDFMT.DLL support file MSVBVM60.DLL support file OLEAUT32.DLL support file OLEPRO32.DLL support file PROJECT1.DDF support file README.TXT Readme file SETUP.EXE Setup application file SETUP.LST setup file SETUP.TXT Setup help file SETUP1.EXE ST6UNST.EXE STDOLE2.TLB ULOCK.BAT lock file UTIL.EXE lock file VB6STKIT.DLL support file After the above written code there is a second step which doesn’t involve anything much except a form display and then clicking on the image to move forward. In the third form What I am doing is displaying a image in a picture box and scrolling it with a vertical scroll bar What I use maximum is loadpicture And scroll commands that is all.
Without any specifics, your question is difficult to answer... Did you use an installation package to deploy your app to the NT/2000 machines? If not, those machines probably don't have the VB runtime dll's installed... Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. - Ralph Waldo Emerson Paul Lyons