I am completely stumped. If anyone can help me out I would greatly
appreciate it.

Basically, any program that I compile in VB4 will not work in NT 3.50.
I installed both the 16-bit and the 32-bit version of VB4 on my
Windows 95 machine.

I compile a 32-bit program. It works fine in Windows 95. When I run it
in Windows NT 3.50, it says:
"The application or DLL \DosDevices\c:\test\COMCTL32.dll is not a valid
WIndows NT image. Please check this against your installation dikette."

OK, so I try the same program as a 16-bit program. It works fine in
Windows 95, Windows 3.1 but not WIndows NT. It says:
"Wrong verson of operating system; requires Windows NT 3.51 (build
1057 or above)."

Now, I find it *very* hard to beleive that I can't get any version
of Visual Basic application to work in Windows NT 3.50. It seems
stupid to have to upgrade to NT 3.51 when the program works fine in
WIndows 3.1

Does anyone have *any* ideas as to what's going on here?

Thanks in advance,
Ken

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3.50.
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Ken, hard as it may be to believe, part of the last minute
juggling that M$ did prior to the Win 95 rollout was trying
to get the Win32 API together.  (There are still some differences
between Win32 in Win 95 and Win NT.)  Win NT 3.51 made
some changes to NT to sync it with Win 95.  So you need
to upgrade your NT.  Be advised that NT 3.51 is up to
Service Pack 2, I believe.
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Kenneth,

Yes, VB4 will not, under any circumstances work with NT3.5.  It is not at all
stupid to upgrade to NT3.51.  It contains all of the 95 controls, OCX's etc and is
compatible for the most part with WIN95.

So I guess you need to upgrade.

Paul