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Thanks for the responses. I got around the problem by compiling on my Windows XP Virtual PC.

I am getting the following error with the code below: "Error 430 Class does not support Automation or does not support expected interface" I have used this code in many VB6 programs, and never had a problem until a few days ago (I am now having the problem on a Customer's Windows XP workstation...

I have problems with print alignment, printing from VB6 to an HP Deskjet. (I have problems with any deskjet.) I use a Courier (fixed-length) font and print a fixed-length string using the command: Printer.Print strText (strText is a fixed-length string) I have no problems printing to...

I am getting the following error message when I run an mde on only one workstation. I'm running this same program on several other workstations with no problem. Error Number 2147024769 Method 'Open' of object '_Connection' failed On the workstation that has the problem, I've running the...

Is it possible to install Access 97 Runtime that can be used to execute Access 97 runtime for any Access 97 application? I was able to do the equivalent of the above with Access 2000, but I'm not seeing the option with the Office 97 Developer's CD. I would like to avoid having to create a...

I'm trying to find a way to call an executable from vbscript without having to do any hard-coding of pathnames. In order to do this, I need to be able call an executable located in the same folder as the script. Is there a way to return the path of the script that is calling the executable, so...

That solved the problem. Thanks for quick response.

When I execute the commands below in vbscript, I get vbscript error 2147024894 - system cannot find the file specified. (If I change "Test Company" to "TestCompany", the script runs OK. I would prefer to not have to do that.) Note: The reason I included "1...

Let me add a little more detail. The application has a built-in feature that allows passing the values of fields on the screen to a vbscript. For example, I can pass the invoice number to vbscript. I then call a VB 6 program that calculates the freight for this invoice and writes it to a text...

I am calling VB script from an application. The script calls a VB 6 program which does calculates total freight and outputs the total to a text file. After the VB6 program finishes, I need to be able to set a variable(in vbscript) to pass back to the application. I need to set the variable to...

Is there an easy way to call a VB6 program(.exe) from vbscript ?