> App has run well under Win95, VB6 & Access2K for over 2
> years.

> Have made a new Package in Win2K (still VB6 & Access2000).
> Runs great as long as Visual Studio 6.0 is installed on
> the 2 PCs.  The other PCs without Visual Studio 6.0 - the
> DataGrid fails, & data is not being saved.

> We have tried a combination of MDAC 2.5, 2.6 & 2.7, but
> have not been successful.

> Any input appreciated.  TIA - Bob

>-----Original Message-----
>When you say it fails, what is the error message you get??

>--
>Veign
>(Would like to be an MVP)
>www.veign.com
>Application Design Section
>http://www.veign.com/information/application/info_app.html
>------


>> App has run well under Win95, VB6 & Access2K for over 2
>> years.

>> Have made a new Package in Win2K (still VB6 &
Access2000).
>> Runs great as long as Visual Studio 6.0 is installed on
>> the 2 PCs.  The other PCs without Visual Studio 6.0 -
the
>> DataGrid fails, & data is not being saved.

>> We have tried a combination of MDAC 2.5, 2.6 & 2.7, but
>> have not been successful.

>> Any input appreciated.  TIA - Bob

>.

> Various - I am not there now, but will be there tomorrow.
> I do know that 2 messages were ... [for the Datagrid -
> ERROr 7005 - Rowset not available] & [MSADODC.OCX not
> registered].

> I am a skilled Access Programmer, but not as experienced
> a VB6 guy.  I suspect my mistake might have been extracting
> the CAB to an incorrect location.  While I ran the
> Setup.EXE 2 years ago & placed subsequent EXEs in a "C:"
> Folder (which worked), I probably need to be sure the CAB
> files are placed properly like C:\WINNT\System by running
> Setup.EXE again to allow for the cjange from Win95 to
> Win2K.

> Any input appreciated.  I will not be near a PC until
> tomorrow AM, but will check then.

> TIA - Bob

> >-----Original Message-----
> >When you say it fails, what is the error message you get??

> >--
> >Veign
> >(Would like to be an MVP)
> >www.veign.com
> >Application Design Section
> >http://www.veign.com/information/application/info_app.html
> >------


> >> App has run well under Win95, VB6 & Access2K for over 2
> >> years.

> >> Have made a new Package in Win2K (still VB6 &
> Access2000).
> >> Runs great as long as Visual Studio 6.0 is installed on
> >> the 2 PCs.  The other PCs without Visual Studio 6.0 -
> the
> >> DataGrid fails, & data is not being saved.

> >> We have tried a combination of MDAC 2.5, 2.6 & 2.7, but
> >> have not been successful.

> >> Any input appreciated.  TIA - Bob

> >.

>-----Original Message-----
>Have you recreated the Install package recently??

>One recommendation is to use Visual Installer instead of
the P&D wizard
>provided with Visual Basic...Visual Installer link can be
found on my
>website in the Application Design section....

>--
>Veign
>(Would like to be an MVP)
>www.veign.com
>Application Design Section
>http://www.veign.com/information/application/info_app.html
>------


>> Various - I am not there now, but will be there
tomorrow.
>> I do know that 2 messages were ... [for the Datagrid -
>> ERROr 7005 - Rowset not available] & [MSADODC.OCX not
>> registered].

>> I am a skilled Access Programmer, but not as experienced
>> a VB6 guy.  I suspect my mistake might have been
extracting
>> the CAB to an incorrect location.  While I ran the
>> Setup.EXE 2 years ago & placed subsequent EXEs in a "C:"
>> Folder (which worked), I probably need to be sure the
CAB
>> files are placed properly like C:\WINNT\System by
running
>> Setup.EXE again to allow for the cjange from Win95 to
>> Win2K.

>> Any input appreciated.  I will not be near a PC until
>> tomorrow AM, but will check then.

>> TIA - Bob

>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >When you say it fails, what is the error message you
get??

>> >--
>> >Veign
>> >(Would like to be an MVP)
>> >www.veign.com
>> >Application Design Section

>http://www.veign.com/information/application/info_app.html
>> >------


>> >> App has run well under Win95, VB6 & Access2K for
over 2
>> >> years.

>> >> Have made a new Package in Win2K (still VB6 &
>> Access2000).
>> >> Runs great as long as Visual Studio 6.0 is installed
on
>> >> the 2 PCs.  The other PCs without Visual Studio 6.0 -
>> the
>> >> DataGrid fails, & data is not being saved.

>> >> We have tried a combination of MDAC 2.5, 2.6 & 2.7,
but
>> >> have not been successful.

>> >> Any input appreciated.  TIA - Bob

>> >.

>.

> Veign - Thanks for replying.
> I vote for you to become an MVP.

> I work as part of a Team, & we ran the Setup.EXE.  This
> did take care of everything.  We still are not sure which
> MDAC is "best" - 2.5, 2.6 or 2.7.

> Bob

> >-----Original Message-----
> >Have you recreated the Install package recently??

> >One recommendation is to use Visual Installer instead of
> the P&D wizard
> >provided with Visual Basic...Visual Installer link can be
> found on my
> >website in the Application Design section....

> >--
> >Veign
> >(Would like to be an MVP)
> >www.veign.com
> >Application Design Section
> >http://www.veign.com/information/application/info_app.html
> >------


> >> Various - I am not there now, but will be there
> tomorrow.
> >> I do know that 2 messages were ... [for the Datagrid -
> >> ERROr 7005 - Rowset not available] & [MSADODC.OCX not
> >> registered].

> >> I am a skilled Access Programmer, but not as experienced
> >> a VB6 guy.  I suspect my mistake might have been
> extracting
> >> the CAB to an incorrect location.  While I ran the
> >> Setup.EXE 2 years ago & placed subsequent EXEs in a "C:"
> >> Folder (which worked), I probably need to be sure the
> CAB
> >> files are placed properly like C:\WINNT\System by
> running
> >> Setup.EXE again to allow for the cjange from Win95 to
> >> Win2K.

> >> Any input appreciated.  I will not be near a PC until
> >> tomorrow AM, but will check then.

> >> TIA - Bob

> >> >-----Original Message-----
> >> >When you say it fails, what is the error message you
> get??

> >> >--
> >> >Veign
> >> >(Would like to be an MVP)
> >> >www.veign.com
> >> >Application Design Section

> >http://www.veign.com/information/application/info_app.html
> >> >------


> >> >> App has run well under Win95, VB6 & Access2K for
> over 2
> >> >> years.

> >> >> Have made a new Package in Win2K (still VB6 &
> >> Access2000).
> >> >> Runs great as long as Visual Studio 6.0 is installed
> on
> >> >> the 2 PCs.  The other PCs without Visual Studio 6.0 -
> >> the
> >> >> DataGrid fails, & data is not being saved.

> >> >> We have tried a combination of MDAC 2.5, 2.6 & 2.7,
> but
> >> >> have not been successful.

> >> >> Any input appreciated.  TIA - Bob

> >> >.

> >.

>-----Original Message-----
>You say you ran the Setup.EXE but when was the Setup.Exe
file created?...It
>sounds as if the Installation package need to be
recreated....

>I use MDAC v2.6 on most of my projects (have not upgraded
yet to MDAC 2.7)

>Any Installation creating tool (Visual Installer) will
take care of
>identifying the Windows directory and place the

>locations.

>--
>Veign
>(Would like to be an MVP)
>www.veign.com
>Application Design Section
>http://www.veign.com/information/application/info_app.html
>------


>> Veign - Thanks for replying.
>> I vote for you to become an MVP.

>> I work as part of a Team, & we ran the Setup.EXE.  This
>> did take care of everything.  We still are not sure
which
>> MDAC is "best" - 2.5, 2.6 or 2.7.

>> Bob

>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >Have you recreated the Install package recently??

>> >One recommendation is to use Visual Installer instead
of
>> the P&D wizard
>> >provided with Visual Basic...Visual Installer link can
be
>> found on my
>> >website in the Application Design section....

>> >--
>> >Veign
>> >(Would like to be an MVP)
>> >www.veign.com
>> >Application Design Section

>http://www.veign.com/information/application/info_app.html
>> >------


>> >> Various - I am not there now, but will be there
>> tomorrow.
>> >> I do know that 2 messages were ... [for the
Datagrid -
>> >> ERROr 7005 - Rowset not available] & [MSADODC.OCX not
>> >> registered].

>> >> I am a skilled Access Programmer, but not as
experienced
>> >> a VB6 guy.  I suspect my mistake might have been
>> extracting
>> >> the CAB to an incorrect location.  While I ran the
>> >> Setup.EXE 2 years ago & placed subsequent EXEs in
a "C:"
>> >> Folder (which worked), I probably need to be sure the
>> CAB
>> >> files are placed properly like C:\WINNT\System by
>> running
>> >> Setup.EXE again to allow for the cjange from Win95 to
>> >> Win2K.

>> >> Any input appreciated.  I will not be near a PC until
>> >> tomorrow AM, but will check then.

>> >> TIA - Bob

>> >> >-----Original Message-----
>> >> >When you say it fails, what is the error message you
>> get??

>> >> >--
>> >> >Veign
>> >> >(Would like to be an MVP)
>> >> >www.veign.com
>> >> >Application Design Section

>http://www.veign.com/information/application/info_app.html
>> >> >------

message

>> >> >> App has run well under Win95, VB6 & Access2K for
>> over 2
>> >> >> years.

>> >> >> Have made a new Package in Win2K (still VB6 &
>> >> Access2000).
>> >> >> Runs great as long as Visual Studio 6.0 is
installed
>> on
>> >> >> the 2 PCs.  The other PCs without Visual Studio
6.0 -
>> >> the
>> >> >> DataGrid fails, & data is not being saved.

>> >> >> We have tried a combination of MDAC 2.5, 2.6 &
2.7,
>> but
>> >> >> have not been successful.

>> >> >> Any input appreciated.  TIA - Bob

>> >> >.

>> >.

>.

> Veign - Thanks again.

> The Setup.EXE was created 2 days ago.  I didn't run it.
> Used CAB instead - my mistake - I've learned.

> I've been told "2.6" is not good, but we seem to get good
> results with it.  You've re-enforced my opinion of it.

> Hope you get the MVP soon.

> Bob

> >-----Original Message-----
> >You say you ran the Setup.EXE but when was the Setup.Exe
> file created?...It
> >sounds as if the Installation package need to be
> recreated....

> >I use MDAC v2.6 on most of my projects (have not upgraded
> yet to MDAC 2.7)

> >Any Installation creating tool (Visual Installer) will
> take care of
> >identifying the Windows directory and place the
> components into its proper
> >locations.

> >--
> >Veign
> >(Would like to be an MVP)
> >www.veign.com
> >Application Design Section
> >http://www.veign.com/information/application/info_app.html
> >------


> >> Veign - Thanks for replying.
> >> I vote for you to become an MVP.

> >> I work as part of a Team, & we ran the Setup.EXE.  This
> >> did take care of everything.  We still are not sure
> which
> >> MDAC is "best" - 2.5, 2.6 or 2.7.

> >> Bob

> >> >-----Original Message-----
> >> >Have you recreated the Install package recently??

> >> >One recommendation is to use Visual Installer instead
> of
> >> the P&D wizard
> >> >provided with Visual Basic...Visual Installer link can
> be
> >> found on my
> >> >website in the Application Design section....

> >> >--
> >> >Veign
> >> >(Would like to be an MVP)
> >> >www.veign.com
> >> >Application Design Section

> >http://www.veign.com/information/application/info_app.html
> >> >------


> >> >> Various - I am not there now, but will be there
> >> tomorrow.
> >> >> I do know that 2 messages were ... [for the
> Datagrid -
> >> >> ERROr 7005 - Rowset not available] & [MSADODC.OCX not
> >> >> registered].

> >> >> I am a skilled Access Programmer, but not as
> experienced
> >> >> a VB6 guy.  I suspect my mistake might have been
> >> extracting
> >> >> the CAB to an incorrect location.  While I ran the
> >> >> Setup.EXE 2 years ago & placed subsequent EXEs in
> a "C:"
> >> >> Folder (which worked), I probably need to be sure the
> >> CAB
> >> >> files are placed properly like C:\WINNT\System by
> >> running
> >> >> Setup.EXE again to allow for the cjange from Win95 to
> >> >> Win2K.

> >> >> Any input appreciated.  I will not be near a PC until
> >> >> tomorrow AM, but will check then.

> >> >> TIA - Bob

> >> >> >-----Original Message-----
> >> >> >When you say it fails, what is the error message you
> >> get??

> >> >> >--
> >> >> >Veign
> >> >> >(Would like to be an MVP)
> >> >> >www.veign.com
> >> >> >Application Design Section

> >http://www.veign.com/information/application/info_app.html
> >> >> >------

> message

> >> >> >> App has run well under Win95, VB6 & Access2K for
> >> over 2
> >> >> >> years.

> >> >> >> Have made a new Package in Win2K (still VB6 &
> >> >> Access2000).
> >> >> >> Runs great as long as Visual Studio 6.0 is
> installed
> >> on
> >> >> >> the 2 PCs.  The other PCs without Visual Studio
> 6.0 -
> >> >> the
> >> >> >> DataGrid fails, & data is not being saved.

> >> >> >> We have tried a combination of MDAC 2.5, 2.6 &
> 2.7,
> >> but
> >> >> >> have not been successful.

> >> >> >> Any input appreciated.  TIA - Bob

> >> >> >.

> >> >.

> >.