Yep, the winsock control is installed on all of our NT servers. I would point out that it works fine on NT workstation, i only have problems with it on NT server SP6. What i can do is put the control on a form and use it, howerver that will not work for what i am doing. that works fine. I run...
Dim WithEvents a As MSWinsockLib.Winsock
Private Sub Form_Load()
Set a = New MSWinsockLib.Winsock
End Sub
Can anyone tell me why this bit of VB code works on every win95/win98 and win nt4 workstation i can find, but gives a 429 error whenever it is run under any NT4 Server?
We have exactly the same problem with a system where i work. The only solution i have found for this is to set the visible property of the ActiveX control to false whenever a menu is pulled down and to set it back to true when the menu goes away.
Travis
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