Fm20.dll Out Of Memory Error
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Run Time Error 7 Out Of Memory
7 and vb6 Windows 7 IT Pro > Windows 7 Application Compatibility runtime error 7 out of memory vb6 Question 0 Sign in to vote we have a software thet compiled in vb6 and include some
Runtime Error 7 Out Of Memory Vba
ocx and dll.when we try to install it in win 7, we got the errors like:1.run time error 6- out of memory.2. system error&h8007007e(-2147024770)3. and more with errors about runtime error 7 out of memory windows 10 fm20.dll and more.we installed this in more then 300 XP. and we must this for our company.we cant upgrade to 7 without this.i also tried to install ACTIVEX control pad- and its also not working...please help me Thursday, November 05, 2009 6:46 AM Reply | Quote Answers 0 Sign in to vote Hi Alon,Is it Error 6 runtime error 7 out of memory windows 8 or Error 7? Are you redistributing FM20.dll with your application? If yes The Fm20.dll is NOT redistributable. In any case, you may not distribute the Fm20.dll as part of your setup, even if you purchase the Microsoft Office Developer Edition product. The best resolution is to remove FM20.DLL from the project. An alternative is to deploy the application only to machines with Microsoft Office 97 or later installed. To do this, remove the reference to FM20.DLL from the PDW or Setup Wizard file list. This prevents the install wizard from installing it. Note in your product documentation that installing the appropriate version of Microsoft Office on the target machine is a pre-requisite to installing your application. As an alternative to having your end users install Microsoft Office, you can have them freely download and install the Microsoft ActiveX Control Pad, which also installs the Fm20.dll. You can refer resolution for "Error 7 - Out of Memory" Error Message from Visual Basic Application Using FM20.DLL in the below mentioned Microsoft KB Article.http://support.microsoft.com/kb/241
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0 users This post has 5 Replies | 1 Follower Filbert Since 9/3/2005 Posts 36 Reputation 480 Reply aaron russell (Filbert) Posted: http://vbcity.com/forums/t/138142.aspx 2/22/2007 3:55 PM rated by 0 users Hello,I am running into a runtime error 7, out of memory issue on some of the software i write. This has only come up in 2 instances on separate customers' computers. It is not a problem on any of mine, or anyone elses, which makes this extremely difficult to fix, as I out of don't have access to a computer that it is failing on. I have checked the obvious, such as RAM amount, terminate and stay programs, the 64k boundry, too many public variables, the 'error in the with block' issue. All with no possitive results. I am working with one of the customers via, emailing my attempts to him, and seeing out of memory if they work. It is taking forever and still no luck. I was searching the web for any additional info, when I came across the following in another forum: ----"Does your VB application use the VBA Forms 2.0 controls? These are notsupported under VB, and will generate that error. The fix is to not usethese controls."----Has anyone ever heard of this? If so, is this true? Because, I am using the SSTab control, from those controls.Thanks ahead,Aaron | Post Points: 50 AbbydonKrafts Carrollton, GA, USA Since 4/11/2002 Posts 4,312 Reputation 29,230 Reply Chris Fannin (AbbydonKrafts) replied on 2/22/2007 4:12 PM rated by 0 users It is true. You aren't supposed to use the Microsoft Forms 2.0 (FM20.DLL) controls inside of VB6. They are meant for VBA applications only. Why not use the tab control found in Microsoft Tabbed Dialog Control 6.0 (TABCTL32.OCX) ?Also, do you have comprehensive error handling to make sure it's not a line of code that does it?