Hi,
The easy part of this question is, I have an old VB6 program that has worked well over the years. I made a few changes to the program and it works well while running in the IDE. When I compile it I get the run-time error 5 on startup.
Now the hard part, by placing Stop statements into the program I found the error was not produced when I place the Stop statement where shown, and the program appears to have actually stopped running:
With the 2 Stop statements comments (') reversed the error does occur. And there's a lot more code that comes after that appears to have run before the program actually stops.
Any clues?
The easy part of this question is, I have an old VB6 program that has worked well over the years. I made a few changes to the program and it works well while running in the IDE. When I compile it I get the run-time error 5 on startup.
Now the hard part, by placing Stop statements into the program I found the error was not produced when I place the Stop statement where shown, and the program appears to have actually stopped running:
Code:
Private Sub Form_Activate()
Active = True
If EngBinary = False Then
Stop
optFix(notation).SetFocus
'Stop
End IfAny clues?