Reputation: 7607
I have taken responsibility of a VB6 app.
I installed the VB6 IDE on one of my older machines. When I compile the app and copy the .exe to client machines, the Rich Textbox control breaks the app and causes a run-time error.
How important is it what machine you compile an app on? Is it possible that the app is expecting a control with a different ID and therefore there is a run-time error?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1406
Reputation: 30408
You need to deploy the Rich Textbox control richtx32.ocx
to the client machines. These tables show it is not part of Windows, you need to deploy it yourself.
richtx32.ocx
). regsvr32
to register the OCX. This will quickly become unmanageable if you have more dependencies or many machines to deploy onto.Upvotes: 1