VB Forum / COM / December 2005

I have 2 projects...
1. ActiveX DLL hosted within COM+ as Server application
2. Client application that calls CreateObject or new to create and debug the
above component.

very urgent, I need to be able to update msgraph.chart.8, also called
Microsoft Graph 2000 in visual basic. All of my efforts have failed.
I've searched the internet and found some references to using the
datasheet.range properties, but VB just gives me errors.

I want call a SQL stored procedure that have a input DateTime type
parameter.
From VB if I use string or date type variable, SQL generate ERROR on
incorrect data conversion.

When I open a COM DLL file using OLEViewer, I get the following error
(twice) :
   Could not decompile selected item
   Element not found.

Not sure where to post this - apologies if this isn't the place!
I have a vb6 app which invokes scripting using IActiveScript.  There are 2
vb-created objects with one reference to each as they are created.
These objects get added to the global namespace using AddNamedItem.  The

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I have a COM component DLL, which, when I run OLE/COM Object Viewer to
produce an IDL file on different machines, I get different results.  The
differences are :
On machine (a), the helpcontext attribute at library level (i.e. the top)

The application works fine on 1 computer on-site but fails on another
computer on-site and I can't reproduce this on any development machine...
What does this mean? What is the cause?

Hi everyone
I have one RGB image raw data (.bin format) and I want to convert this
data into bitmap file (24 bits). I could create bmp header and info but
i dont know how to convert 2 bytes of RGB565 to 3 bytes RGB888. Anybody

I am attempting to determine the full class name (ProgID) of an object
including the library/project name (i.e. as you would use in a call to
CreateObject).
In other words: Given an object reference, how can I determine the ProgID

I hope this the right newsgroup for our problem.
We have have an application and some ocx which are written in vb. Now one of
our customer has a problem: he install our application and the ocx as
administrator. The ocx are all registered. Then the application runs on a