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Re: Error 53 (HRESULT 0x80070002) calling DLL from DLL

9-Dec-09 7:17

Error 53 is "network path not found". Is this second .DLL locally installed on the machine and does it reside in the .EXE's folder or one of the folders listed in the PATH environment variable?

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Gennady Oster9-Dec-09 7:43

Re: Error 53 (HRESULT 0x80070002) calling DLL from DLL

9-Dec-09 7:43

All DLLs and .exe are in the same folder.

Thanks.

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The Man from U.N.C.L.E.9-Dec-09 7:26

The Man from U.N.C.L.E.

9-Dec-09 7:26

What about framework versions? VS2008 can build against 2.0, 3.0 or 3.5 I believe.
Check which version your dlls were compiled against and check what is installed on the third machine.

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Re: Error 53 (HRESULT 0x80070002) calling DLL from DLL

Gennady Oster9-Dec-09 7:46

Re: Error 53 (HRESULT 0x80070002) calling DLL from DLL

9-Dec-09 7:46

Good point. I'll check it tomorrow morning (it's 20:45 now).

I suppose that 3.5 on the target computer is installed, but it's worth to check.

Thanks.
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Gennady Oster9-Dec-09 20:13

Re: Error 53 (HRESULT 0x80070002) calling DLL from DLL - SOLVED

9-Dec-09 20:13

I've checked it. Versions 2.0,3.0 and 3.5 are installed on all three machines.

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Gennady Oster9-Dec-09 23:13

9-Dec-09 23:13

Hi !

Finally the problem solved. Thanks to Ben Peterson and his
A .NET assembly viewer[^] !!

Among Referenced Assemblies I've found the ADODB assembly, that is absent on the third machine.

Now all works as expected.

Thanks to everyone who tried to help me.

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vb functions

negar karimi9-Dec-09 6:06

negar karimi

9-Dec-09 6:06

Hi every body:
first: excuseme for my incompelet qustion that I send it almost one week ago. realy it was not my fault, I was on in this site and syddenly internet disconnected.
and now my question:

How I can find ALL the functions in vb.Net and explanation for all of them, I use MSDN. but i want a pdf file or something like that.
if sombody has somthing like that, I need it.
thank you

EliottA9-Dec-09 6:40

EliottA

9-Dec-09 6:40

What good would that be?? How are you going to work with a file of that size?

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Wes Aday9-Dec-09 6:55

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9-Dec-09 6:55

negar karimi wrote:
i want a pdf file

I highly doubt anyone has anything remotely close to that.

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Dave Kreskowiak9-Dec-09 7:15

9-Dec-09 7:15

A PDF version of MSDN? It doesn't exist. It would be tens of thousands of pages long.

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negar karimi11-Dec-09 7:19

negar karimi

11-Dec-09 7:19

I don't want A PDF version of MSDN

Dave Kreskowiak11-Dec-09 9:07

11-Dec-09 9:07

Yes, you did:

How I can find ALL the functions in vb.Net and explanation for all of them,

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The Man from U.N.C.L.E.9-Dec-09 7:23

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9-Dec-09 7:23

Even just all the classes would be an unmanageable size list. That is just including the CLR. .NET can access far more that that so you could be reading for a few years, by which time they will bring out an update with even more classes and methods.
Most people learn the basics, then search for appropriate classes as the need arises.

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David Skelly9-Dec-09 22:27

David Skelly

9-Dec-09 22:27

Are you saying that you want an off-line version that you can read without being connected to the internet? Is that why you want a PDF?

negar karimi11-Dec-09 7:41

negar karimi

11-Dec-09 7:41

I mean I want some of the most important and famouse functions.

Dave Kreskowiak11-Dec-09 9:09

11-Dec-09 9:09

There are relatively few functions built into VB.NET itself. The real "famous" stuff is in the .NET Framework and is tens of thousands of pages long.

There is a reason why subscribers get the MSDN documentation on a DVD and not in PDF format.

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VB6-VB.NET

KORCARI9-Dec-09 4:11

KORCARI

9-Dec-09 4:11

Hello.
I got a project in VB6 and I want to convert it to .NET.
This project also includes Crystal Reports and I am having hard time to convert it because nthg seems to work.
Is there anyway to convert this project form by form (one form in a time)
By your experience which is the simple way of converting without having the trouble of writing everything from the beginning.
Im mostly interested in converting forms because dont want want to recreate all the properties from the scratch.
Best regards

Re: VB6-VB.NET

Dave Kreskowiak9-Dec-09 5:57

requird barcode for vb6coding

9-Dec-09 5:57

The simplest way is to open the old VB6 project file (.vbp) in Visual Studio .NET. It'll launch the conversion wizard and try and convert the project for you. This does not work in the Express Edition!

Warning! You'll probably have to fix up a bunch of the code. No conversion tool is going to do a perfect job.

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Re: VB6-VB.NET

Eddy Vluggen9-Dec-09 7:30

Eddy Vluggen

9-Dec-09 7:30

KORCARI wrote:
I got a project in VB6 and I want to convert it to .NET.

There's a http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vbasic/ms789185.aspx[^] at Microsoft that deals with the issue's that you can expect during a migration.

KORCARI wrote:
Is there anyway to convert this project form by form (one form in a time)

Yup. May I suggest the http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vbasic/bb419144.aspx[^]? The toolkit can be used to add VB.NET forms to your VB6 application, giving you also the ability to migrate them one at a time. There's also an Interop Forms Toolkit 2.0 Tutorial[^] that explains how to extend VB6-applications using C#.

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kamran_gabaa@hotmail.com9-Dec-09 3:16

kamran_gabaa@hotmail.com

9-Dec-09 3:16

HI EVERY BODY,
PLEASE PROVIDE BARCODE CODEING FOR BARCODE READER
THANKS

David Mujica9-Dec-09 3:58

David Mujica

9-Dec-09 3:58

check this out ...

http://www.complianceabc.com/bcTechnical.asp[^]

Maybe it can help.

Dave Kreskowiak9-Dec-09 4:51

9-Dec-09 4:51

First, QUIT YELLING!

Second, CodeProject doesn't just hand over prewritten code for you. You have to write your own code and when you run into a problem, then you can come here and ask specific questions about the problem. Noone here is going to write your code for you.

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kamran_gabaa@hotmail.com17-Dec-09 3:30

kamran_gabaa@hotmail.com

17-Dec-09 3:30

DEAR KRESKOWAIT

how i can generat a barcode throu vb. I AM FINDING A BARCODE OF ALPHABET OR
NUMERIC FOR KEYBOARD INTERFACE. IS STANTDARD OR NOT

THANKS.

Dave Kreskowiak17-Dec-09 12:43