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Running a VB6 Program Created in Win95 box on NT box

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Milin

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Jan 5, 2000
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This is a newbie question --- I have created a small program in VB6 - compiled as an EXE - from home on my Win95 OS machine. I take the program to work to run it on NT4 machines and I get a message &quot;Class not registered. You need the folowing file to be installed on your machine MSSTDFMT.DLL&quot;<br>
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I found the DLL file on my Win95 machine and copied it the WinNT\System and \System32 folders, but it still wouldn't work.<br>
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What am I missing to do?<br>
THanks
 
you probably need to register it on NT.<br>
Look in this forum for a thread on that<br>
<p> DougP<br><a href=mailto: dposton@universal1.com> dposton@universal1.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>
 
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Do you have VB6 installed on your work machine (NT)?<br>

 
using RegSvr32.Exe, a utility program that ships with Visual Basic and allows you to register DLL's and other files into the system registry. <br>
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Type the following command into the Run dialog, replacing &lt;Path To Windows\System(32)&gt; with the full path to your Windows\System folder:<br>
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RegSvr32.Exe &lt;Path To Windows\System(32)&gt;\MSSTDFMT.DLL<br>
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<p>Eric De Decker<br><a href=mailto:vbg.be@vbgroup.nl>vbg.be@vbgroup.nl</a><br><a href= Center : Visual Basic Center</a><br>
 
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