VB Syntax, VB3 16bit to VB4 16bit

VB3 16bit to VB4 16bit

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Rob Youn #1 / 2	VB3 16bit to VB4 16bit I am trying to migrate an application from VB3 to VB4.  The reason we are not going all the way to 5.0 yet is that we are still trying to find some 32 byte versions of some of our VBX controls. The problem that I am having is that for some reason a project that compiles fine in VB3 and seems to convert with no errors to VB4 will not compile in VB4.  The errors are very strange such as "USER DEFINED TYPE NOT DEFINED" on such things as: DIM gdb as database or even on Function declarations. Has anyone ever had this kind of problem when migrating from one version to another.  Oh, by the way the VB4 is the 16 bit version. Thanks for your help Rob Young
Mon, 02 Oct 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Paul Cleme #2 / 2	VB3 16bit to VB4 16bit Quote: >I am trying to migrate an application from VB3 to VB4.  The reason >we are not going all the way to 5.0 yet is that we are still trying to >find some 32 byte versions of some of our VBX controls. >The problem that I am having is that for some reason a project that >compiles fine in VB3 and seems to convert with no errors to VB4 will not >compile in VB4.  The errors are very strange such as "USER DEFINED >TYPE NOT DEFINED" on such things as: >DIM gdb as database or even on Function declarations. >Has anyone ever had this kind of problem when migrating from one version >to another.  Oh, by the way the VB4 is the 16 bit version. You are probably missing an object reference (such as the Microsoft DAO 2.5 Object library). Click on the Tools...References menu item and select those objects your application is using. Paul ~~~~
Fri, 06 Oct 2000 03:00:00 GMT

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