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  1. #1
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    Help with enter button

    Hello everyone,
    I am deploying a VB6 app that I developed in house for my company and have never had this issue before. I deployed it to a computer that is running Windows XP and on the login screen it does not display the enter button. That is so wierd because it has been deployed numerous times on Windows XP machines already and never has this occured. I thought it might be the ocx files so I made sure they were registered and then I thought it was Java but the latest Java update was already there. I also made sure that that correct MS references were done in the project. Is there anything else that anyone can think of that I need to check? I need that enter button.
    Thanks

  2. #2
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    Re: Help with enter button

    Make sure all the required VB runtime files are on the target computer.
    But... if they weren't you'd surely get an error as soon as you start the program...
    Nevertheless you'd better check these:
    ASycFilt.dll
    ComCat.dll
    MSVBVM60.dll
    OLEAut32.dll
    OLEPro32.dll

    and maybe there is still vbrun300.dll (not quite sure for VB6)
    I think they all must be in the windows\system32 folder

  3. #3
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    Re: Help with enter button

    Thanks WoF for responding. I made sure everything was there and it still would not work. So I did a reinstall of the operating system and it worked. Must have been a bad install to begin with.
    Thanks

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    Re: Help with enter button

    Quote Originally Posted by kymjay View Post
    Thanks WoF for responding. I made sure everything was there and it still would not work. So I did a reinstall of the operating system and it worked. Must have been a bad install to begin with.
    Thanks
    Do you have VB6 SP6 installed?

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