Does anyone know if it's possible to use a 16 bit OCX in a VB 3 program?
  I have a control that I really want to use, but my app is VB 3 and it
only comes in an OCX.  Please help me.  Thanks.
-Josh

You're SOL.  Sorry.

Not exactly true. If the OCX you want to use is invisible at runtime
and doesn't use any events, you can use it in VB3. For example, this
code fragment uses the 16-bit KeyState OCX from VB3:

Dim x As object
Dim State As Integer

    Set x = CreateObject("KeyStatLib.MhState")
    State = x.value
    Do
        If x.value <> State Then
            State = x.value
            If State = 0 Then
                Print "CAPS off"
            Else
                Print "CAPS on"
            End If
        End If
        DoEvents
    Loop

Needless to say, you'd be better off getting VB4, but it CAN be done.

Regards,
Rod