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Windows 7 update broke my program

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kflash - 02 Feb 2010 23:00 GMT
I have been developing an app in VB6.  My development machine is an XP Pro
machine but I have a Windows 7 box that I use for testing.   Everything has
been working great.....until today.    I use a text box that I have modified
to automatically capitalize the 1st letter of each word.    This ocx control
is based off of a text box.   On the Windows 7 box, it stopped working.  
Does anyone have any knowledge of a change that would affect the behaviour of
a text box, or anything I can do to try to fix this?   This is used all
through my program.

Thanks in advance.

KF
Karl E. Peterson - 02 Feb 2010 23:12 GMT
kflash submitted this idea :
> I have been developing an app in VB6.  My development machine is an XP Pro
> machine but I have a Windows 7 box that I use for testing.   Everything has
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> a text box, or anything I can do to try to fix this?   This is used all
> through my program.

There's really no way anyone can answer that.  But it seems like
*major* overkill to use an OCX for something that simple.

  Private Sub Text1_Change()
     Text1.Text = StrConv(Text1.Text, vbProperCase)
  End Sub

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