by Jim Fergus » Sun, 01 Feb 1998 04:00:00
For the most part, yes.Quote:>Can I run apps developed in vb 4 on the same pc with apps developed in
>vb5?
Not the VB run-times. The conflict you're most likely to hit is withQuote:>Do the runtimes conflict if I try to do this?
-- Jim Ferguson, FMS
http://www.fmsinc.com
by Daniel Caro » Sun, 01 Feb 1998 04:00:00
Well Well Well, how the heck do I fix that without re-installing the whole
VB4???
Quote:>>Can I run apps developed in vb 4 on the same pc with apps developed in
>>vb5?
>For the most part, yes.
>>Do the runtimes conflict if I try to do this?
>Not the VB run-times. The conflict you're most likely to hit is with
>the comctl32.ocx if you're using that.
>-- Jim Ferguson, FMS
> http://www.fmsinc.com
by Jim Fergus » Sun, 01 Feb 1998 04:00:00
There should be an MSKB article on MS's web site that discusses theQuote:>Well Well Well, how the heck do I fix that without re-installing the whole
>VB4???
-- Jim Ferguson, FMS
http://www.fmsinc.com
by ITP » Thu, 05 Feb 1998 04:00:00
Well I've done the impossible then. I have VB5 and VB4 16 and 32 on the same
machine and they work fine. To make things worse, I have also (for some
reason I've forgot) source safe 4.0 on this PC too.
Ilkka
by ITP » Thu, 05 Feb 1998 04:00:00
If you have problems with COMCTL32.OCX, get the latest version of it
(version 5.01.4319). It should resolve the compatibility issues.
Ilkka
Quote:>>Well Well Well, how the heck do I fix that without re-installing the whole
>>VB4???
>There should be an MSKB article on MS's web site that discusses the
>VB4/VB5 compatibility issues.
>-- Jim Ferguson, FMS
> http://www.fmsinc.com
by ITP » Thu, 05 Feb 1998 04:00:00
No, since we have dedicated PC's where we create the release disks. IQuote:>Are you creating setup packages with VB4-32 and installing them on other
>systems? VB4-32 should run in development with VB5, but you will run into
>trouble if you try to support other systems running VB4-32 applications.
Ilkka
by Rebecca Riorda » Fri, 06 Feb 1998 04:00:00
Are you running VB4 16 or 32? I was trying to run VB 4 16bit, not 32 bit.
To be honest, I wound up re-installing Windows because it was easier than
sorting out which controls were getting messed up. And I had an ancient
laptop anyway...
- Rebecca.
>>Are you creating setup packages with VB4-32 and installing them on other
>>systems? VB4-32 should run in development with VB5, but you will run into
>>trouble if you try to support other systems running VB4-32 applications.
>No, since we have dedicated PC's where we create the release disks. I
>*think* there Vb4 and VB5
>are separated but I'm not sure. The development environment is stable with
>both.
>I'd be very interested to know what kind of problems you are talking about,
>so that we can avoid them
>in the future.
>Ilkka
by ITP » Fri, 06 Feb 1998 04:00:00
We are using both, since we still must support both 16 and 32-bit apps. I
hope we finish the
porting of all 16-bit apps soon. Maybe we are bit lucky since we have an
internal rule to
not use VBX or OCX whenever possible (bypassing with workarounds). The
second
good thing is that we use NTWS everywhere.
Ilkka
> - Rebecca.
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