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Besides of the context, what does "Automation error Invalid pointer" mean? I know it is a very general error, but not sure what it means, conceptually.

Hi! I am running the following code: 1) sImageID = oDocInstance.ElementInBoxID(i, DssDocumentReportModeGraph) 2) vData = oDocInstance.GraphImageData(i) , and getting error -2147467261, "Automation error Invalid pointer " from line 2 Can any one tell me what Automation error Invalid...

way behind! what i will do, just for giggles, is to inhibit the mouse pointer = hourglass and see what it happens. but that will be on monday morning! have a nice weekend folks!! =)

Screen.MousePointer = vbArrow Set m_oMouseTimer = New XTimer With m_oMouseTimer .Interval = 10 .Enabled = True End With Screen.MousePointer = vbArrow Me.Show vbModal 'here is where i get the hourglass, sometimes... Screen.MousePointer...

Nope... I just pasted many many Screen.MousePointer = vbArrow in almost any line of my function and still does not do what is is suposed to... I'm almost thinking is some sort of strange vb6 issue...

I am sure that the call is executing. I do have my mousepointer getting back to the hourglass after my //dostuff is called. BUT //dostuff happens to be a Me.show vbmodal, so the mousepointer is not suposed to be called after the user clicks exit in the displayed form and that is just way ahead...

Yeah, I've tried that already, but no results...

that was a good one too, but didn't work =(

It seems like a very good advice and I am so thankful for it. Nevertheless, I tried it and it is still behaving in the wrong way!! =( Any other ideas??

Hi folks! I am trying to fix an issue regarding a mousepointer that gets stuck as an hourglass even after the task is performed, without getting back to its arrow form. It is a pretty strange issue that many at my company have tried to solve but without succeeding at it... The code goes...