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One other observation - in the system event viewer, attempts to open the page also appear to generate the following: DCOM got error "Overlapped I/O operation is in progress. " and was unable to logon .\administrator in order to run the server: {940F45E8-1760-443B-95D9-24634BBCB61C}...

Server object, ASP 0177 (0x8000401A) The server process could not be started because the configured identity is incorrect. Check the username and password. This may or may not be related to out of synch MDAC dll files. I am using Frontpage 2000 to open my local web -- all pages open properly...

I don't know how helpful this may be..all I know is it does use Crystal and vb5.0 to generate a report. This may not even be all the necessary code - I just cut and pasted from a legacy program. I do know you need the map.rpt file to exist in a defined logical path...

Never mind... I suddenly realized that I failed to to a printer.enddoc ...once I did that, my spooling document completed after using picbox.Image.

It may not be possible to do this, but I'm crossing my fingers someone can figure out an approach that will work. I have a picture box with existing content (lines, circles, dots, text, etc.) already drawn into it - I'm trying to figure out if there's a way to dump the picBox contents to a...

I appreciate all the information and I'm glad it's given people a chance to discuss the proper use of onerror traps - but from my perspective, the problem I had is resolved: a debug option for breakpoints of which I was unaware. On a final note before I abandon this thread, I concur with the...

And if I had built the executable, would it still have had the same behaviour (i.e. not trapping the error) or would the compiled code have trapped properly?

Thanks - that takes care of it indeed. Does this mean my conjecture was right about the Class object resetting the error trap?

and what's even worse, I have error traps all over the place in other subroutines in the same form that apparently are working. I'm wondering if somehow using the class property rollatt.rolllength is resetting the error trap?

I have the following function - it's not too difficult, as you can see...but the condition "length = 0" WILL NOT TRAP! This is VB 5.0...anybody have any freakin' ideas? I tried it in baseline code first and then tried breaking it out as a function - no dice either way. Private...

Brilliant! You've identified a significant problem with my initial post and I just realized it - I extracted and posted the WRONG Code fragment. (carp, carp carp.) And before too many more posts are added, let me say I'm sorry. Yes, I do have a dataset of the defects, but not by picBox X,Y...

haven't given up :) someone else suggested (on gasp! another forum) that using color= picBox.Point upon MouseDown() could at least tell me whether user clicked a red point - so I'm investigating trying to use a rolling color scheme to identify each dot as an offset from BaseColor...which might...

Well, yes and no. The mouse_down will return the x,y of the clicked location (of the picturebox) BUT from that, I can only tell the click location. What I need to know is whether I can actually tell what was .PRINTed into that 'cell' of the picture box. In other words - if I am understanding...

I concur with vb5prgrmr - but if you are in the fortunate situation to have access to SourceSafe, it integrates very nicely with VB 6 and you can simply version control your forms et. al just by checking out and in.

I have a pic box (picDefects) loaded from the following code fragment - it generates a frame with red dots. Do Until aPoints.EOF If aListDefects Then msg = aPoints.rdoColumns("DefectName") picDefects.CurrentX = AddToX + SX + 500 lastY =...