Support Files


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Visual Basic 6 Runtime Files (VBRun60sp4.exe)
VB6 Required runtime files, Vbrun60.exe is a self-extracting file that installs the latest versions of the Microsoft Visual Basic runtime files that all applications created with Visual Basic 6.0 need in order to run. This update includes the fixes shipped with Visual Studio 6.0 Service Pack 4.
FileName Version Size
Asycfilt.dll 2.40.4275.1 145KB (147,728 bytes)
comcat.dll 4.71.1460.1 21.7 KB (22,288 bytes)
msvbvm60.dll 6.00.8877 1.32 MB (1,388,544 bytes)
oleaut32.dll 2.40.4275.1 584 KB (598,288 bytes)
olepro32.dll 5.0.4275.1 160 KB (164,112 bytes)
stdole2.tlb 2.40.4275.1 17.5 KB (17,920 bytes)
Microsoft Mscomct2 Control (Mscomct2.zip)
Mscomct2 Control OCX
Dssock Control (dssock32.zip)
Dssock Control OCX
Microsoft Olaut32 Control (olaut32.zip)
Olaut32 Control OCX
Microsoft Internet Control (Msinet.zip)
Required runtime file for Microsoft Internet Controlled applications
FileName Version Size
Msinet.dll 6.0.81.69 56.4KB (115,016 bytes)
Microsoft vb6 UpDate (vb6cli.zip )

VB6CLI.EXE is a utility designed to fix design-time license problems with ActiveX Controls that ship with Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0. The utility will not fix third-party controls or controls not normally installed by Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0. VB6CLI.EXE will help correct problems with the following symptoms:

Symptom I When trying to site a control within your project, you receive the following error message: License Information For This Component Not Found. You Do Not Have An Appropriate License To Use This Functionality In The Design Environment.

Symptom II When trying to compile your project, you receive the following error: Compile Error : Permission Denied

Symptom III When using the Application Wizard, Microsoft Visual Basic raises an error dialog similar to: 60: Method ~ of Object ~ failed

Symptom IV When trying to run your project, you receive the following error: Runtime Error '429' : ActiveX Component Can't Create Object

Microsoft Common Control (comctl32.zip )
Common Controls OCX
Microsoft Common Dialog (comdlg32.zip)
Common Dialog Controls OCX
Microsoft Tabbed Control (tabctl32.zip)
Tabbed Controls OCX
Borland Support DLL (borlandwcc.zip)
Borland/Inprise support DLL, for many of there software applications
Microsoft Richtext Control (richtx32.zip)
RichText Control OCX
Microsoft Threed32 Control (threed32.zip)
Threed32 Control OCX
Microsoft MSmask32 Control (msmask32.zip)
MSmask Control OCX
Macromedia Flash Control (swflash.zip)
Flash Control OCX
Cygwin Control (cygwin.zip)
Cygwin Control Dll
Microsoft Winsock Control (mswinsck.zip)
Winsock Control OCX

 

Commands to add/delete .dll or .ocx files
To add .ocx and certain .dll files, it will be necessary to restart your computer in DOS mode and run WINDOWS/SYSTEM/REGSVR32.EXE from the command line.The following are the commands and switches you will need:

regsvr32 [/u] [/s] [n] [i [:cmdline]] dll name or ocx name

/u (unregistered server)
/s (silent; display no message boxes)
/c (console output)
/i Call dll or ocx install passing it an optional [cmdline]; when used with /u calls dll or ocx uninstall
/n Do not call dll RegisterServer; this option must be used with /i

You can also add them this way. You can copy the *.dll to the system folder and drag/drop the file on the REGSVR32.EXE this will (only) register it. To remove it you will need to use the above steps. This will work in most cases unless the file you are trying to register requires an entry point.

 

 

 
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