VB Forum / Deployment / March 2005

I have VB6 app that uses a MS Access database to store information.  In the
past, I placed the mdb file in the Application folder.  With XP SP2, however,
no one had write permissions on that folder and they cannot open the database
(because the ldb file cannot be written, I am ...

Is it possible to use carrage return in a single row of a listview and
combobox control?
Or if anyone knows any other control (may be 3rd party control) which
supports similar features?

How can I change the language in the end user install dialogs to an other
language than English?
I am distributing a program written in VB6 to my Norwegian users and it
would look better if also the installer dialogs where in Norwegian.

Is it possible to use carrage return in a single row of a listview and combo
box control?
If possible can anybody help?
Thanks,

I've been trying to figure out this problem for a couple of days now but am
stuck. Really hope some of you can shed some light on it.
I've compiled a very simple VB app (a form with a comms control ocx) and
have created a setup.exe using the Package and Deployment Wizard in VB6. All

I have created a vb 6.0 application and some users tell me that there is an
error when they install the application, only on Windows NT 4.0 !
I haven't the problem on Windows 2000 and Windows XP and Windows 2003 Server.
The program is using the following dlls :

I'm trying to create an msi that will update a PC with a new version of a
VB6 product. I've issued a new Product Code and kept the same Upgrade Code
as described in the docs but when I run the msi it creates a new item in
Add/Remove programs. I expected it to remove the existing ...

I have a VB 5.0 Installation that I have modified so the user has the option
of installing the complete application or updating to the latest version
which doesn't require the complete installation.  I essentially just replace
the VB executable and add another MS control in the ...

I have a VB6 application that I have packaged with VSI 1.1.  I would
like to deploy this application to install on "local machine" rather
than for a user.  I opened the "msi" file with ORCA but could not find
the "FolderForm_Allusers" property in the "property table;" nor, could

I have a VB6 application that runs fine on any WinNT
platform. When we try to run the application on an XP
platform the background colour on some of the control
changes.

I'm trying to make sure my application includes all the DLLs that it should.
One of my controls says it requires the following dlls:
- MFC42.DLL version 6.00.8447.0 or better
- MSVCRT.DLL version 6.00.8397.0 or better

I have a program that displays an image on the screen (image control) and
then performs a few calculations and draws on it.  Because I was using an
image control these calculations had to be relative to the form (not a
problem just add image.top and image.left to the position ...