Recent content by elmerb1

SBerthold, I will give this a try. I did look at the setup.lst which I assume is a list of program required or installed by the installer. Here it looks like Jet 3.0 was used because it refered to msjt3032.dll.... I had thought VB5 used Jet 3.5? Well maybe the Strongm's comment about this...

strongm This is what I was looking for! Here is the actual MS link about this issue: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/161255/en-us This would explain the error I am seeing! OK now I just need to check into what Jet Database engine my program is using... Is there anyway to tell from the...

I'm beginning to be suspicious that what you've got is a VB4 program that has been ported into VB5 ... Well, I don't think so. This is custom software for purchasing and receiving. It uses a Access 97 db and has very specific tweaks for our accounting systems. It is a 32 bit application as no...

Let me see if I can get the source code to recompile in VB6.... Something else to note is that the installer package generates an error (basicly a warning) that their is insufficient disk space to install the application.... and it shows a NEGATIVE amount of hard disk space available. ...

Strongm, This appears to be a true memory related issue. If you remove the extra memory, the application works fine. Put more in, it stops working.... very strange. Here is a link to someone who had this problem with VB4...

Thanks for the reply JoeAtWork, Yes, I agree with you that you would think that more memory would be better. However, this isn't just one computer but many. The newer computers are coming with more memory and this causes the program to generate the error on a regular basis. The program is 32...

I have a VB5 application which when installed on a computer with 1 GB of memory works fine. If you add more memory to the computer, it generates an Out of Memory error 7. I am not aware of an application specific trick to limit program space allowed to a program.... Any thoughts on resolving...