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    VB6 does not know "MID", Time, Date

    Hi,

    after intalling VB6 on a new machine (Win7, the old one showed the "BlueScreenOfDeath") i have Problems with my in-use Programs i tried to reload:

    VB6 does not know normal commands like "Mid" and "Time" and "Date" and so on.
    When i type "VBA.Mid" it works.
    But in another Application these command work properly...i ran out of any idea...

    BR
    Elex

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    Re: VB6 does not know "MID", Time, Date

    Try running your applications in compatibilty mode.

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    Re: VB6 does not know "MID", Time, Date

    Quote Originally Posted by Arjay View Post
    Try running your applications in compatibilty mode.
    Thank you for your reply...but this is not the Problem, (i've tried to use compatibilitymode)

    and another App i am programing (both since 15-20 years now) works fine...

    It's really funny...

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    Re: VB6 does not know "MID", Time, Date

    ...another Problem is, that the code hangs at "...show modal, me", VB6 doesn't know "modal", it also has Problems with simple variables, i have to declare some of them (without option strict), else an error acours...funny...

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    Re: VB6 does not know "MID", Time, Date

    Check your project properties for missing or incorrect references
    Always use [code][/code] tags when posting code.

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    Re: VB6 does not know "MID", Time, Date

    Hi,
    there was everythink ok as far as i could handle it.
    I think, there where some Problems at registry.
    The solution was to setup a new Project and then to reintegrate all single 'windows' (classes) again (that was a job with over 100 of them in this Project).

    Hell knows why...Mr. Microsoft only can tell...

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