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#3 File Not Found Compile message

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nobody
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2003-09-10
2003-09-10
Anonymous
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Whenever I compile a VB6.0 (sp5) project referencing
the ocx I get an error message "file not found". It
mentions not file and clicking "OK" finishes the complile
and it seems to work fine. Is there any way to stop this
behavior? It means that I have to complile interactively
and cannot automate the process. Thanks

Discussion

  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    i have run into this also. i have vb6 and do not have sp5
    installed. i looked into this and can be more specific. i get
    the 'ok' window that simply says 'file not found:' and then
    does not reference any file. i get two of these windows (i
    have to click 'ok' twice) for each ezDICOM control on the
    form. my main form has 19 ezDICOM controls and i get
    exactly 38 error windows. i get them when i double click a
    form to load it into the graphical editor. my 2nd form has 1
    ezDICOM control and i get two of the error windows. so
    something causes two error windows per control on a form.
    any help??? thanks!

     
  • Jason Dakos

    Jason Dakos - 2004-06-09

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    user_id=1060394

    i have run into this also. i have vb6 and do not have sp5
    installed. i looked into this and can be more specific. i get
    the 'ok' window that simply says 'file not found:' and then
    does not reference any file. i get two of these windows (i
    have to click 'ok' twice) for each ezDICOM control on the
    form. my main form has 19 ezDICOM controls and i get
    exactly 38 error windows. i get them when i double click a
    form to load it into the graphical editor. my 2nd form has 1
    ezDICOM control and i get two of the error windows. so
    something causes two error windows per control on a form.
    any help??? thanks!

     

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