Out Of Memory Error Message Using The Rich Textbox Control
resources Windows Server 2012 resources Programs MSDN subscriptions Overview Benefits Administrators Students Microsoft Imagine Microsoft Student Partners ISV Startups TechRewards Events Community Magazine Forums Blogs Channel 9 Documentation APIs and reference Dev centers Samples Retired content We’re sorry. The content you requested has been removed. You’ll be auto redirected in 1 second. Reference Trappable Errors ActiveX Control Errors ActiveX Control Errors RichTextBox Control Errors RichTextBox Control Errors RichTextBox Control Errors CommonDialog Control Errors Communications Control Errors Internet Transfer Control Errors MAPI Controls Errors MSChart Control Errors Multimedia MCI Control Errors PictureClip Control Errors RemoteData Control Errors RichTextBox Control Errors Windows Common Control Errors (ComCtl1) Windows Common Control Errors (ComCtl2) TOC Collapse the table of content Expand the table of content This documentation is archived and is not being maintained. This documentation is archived and is not being maintained. Visual Basic: RichTextBox Control Visual Studio 6.0 Error Messages (RichTextBox Control) See Also The following are the errors for the RichTextBox control, located in the RichTx32.OCX file: Constant Value Description rtfInvalidProcedureCall 5 Invalid procedure call. rtfOutOfMemory 7 Out of memory. rtfPathFileAccessError 75 The specified path/file name cannot be accessed or is invalid. rtfInvalidFileFormat 321 Invalid file format. rtfInvalidPropertyValue 380 Invalid property value. rtfInvalidPropertyArrayIndex 381 Invalid property array index. rtfSetNotSupported 383 Property is read-only. rtfSetNotPermitted 387 Property cannot be set. rtfGetNotSupported 394 Property is write-only. rtfInvalidObjectUse 425 Invalid object use. rtfWrongClipboardFormat 461 Specified format doesn't match format of data. rtfDataObjectLocked 672 DataObject formats list may not be cleared or expanded outside of the OLEStartDrag event. rtfExpectedAnArgument 673 Expected at least one argument. rtfFormatNotByteArray 674 Non-intrinsic OLE drag and drop formats used with SetData require byte array data. GetData may return more bytes than were given to SetData. rtfDataNotSetInFormat 676 Requested data was not supplied to the DataObject during the OLESetData event. rtfInvalidCharPosition 32000 Invalid character position. rtfInvalidHdc 32001 Invalid HDC. rtfCannotLoadFile 32002 Unable to load specified file. rtfInvalidKeyName 32005 Invalid or missing key name. rtfInvalidClassName 32006 Invalid or
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pack and ADO connection to Access database.I tried installing it in various computers with Windows XP and it workedfine, except when I install it in a laptop with German version Windows http://microsoft.public.vb.bugs.narkive.com/MBKfLc1r/runtime-error-7-under-german-windows XP, asI run the application it gives Runtime error 7, out of memory. And that's all.The Notebook is (in both of the two cases I tested) brand new with barelyWindows XP https://groups.google.com/d/topic/microsoft.public.vb.bugs/kATwkmGQAz0 professional SP2 and MS Office Basic Edition installed.Somebody here told me I should eliminate FM20.dll from the package and I didbut it made absolutely no difference.I cannot post this on the out of German forum because I do not know German enoughto write all this.Anybody has any clue what could possibly be the reason??????I appreciate any help or hint.--Eman FATiHTechnical Communicatorwww.smartistek.com Ken Halter 2005-04-01 21:14:44 UTC PermalinkRaw Message Post by eman2005Windows XP professional SP2 and MS Office Basic Edition installed.Somebody here told me I should eliminate FM20.dll from the package and I didbut it made out of memory absolutely no difference.Basic Edition? Is that "Pro" without Access? (just curious).. removing FM20from any installation package was a good thing since it's illegal todistribute. FM20 just doesn't work well from anything but VBA (which is whatit was designed for) so there's no surprise that it may be giving youproblems. See the "Cause" section of this article...PRB: "Error 7 - Out of Memory" Error Message From Visual Basic ApplicationUsing FM20.DLLhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;241245Are you distributing Riched32.dll? If so, that can be the root of all eviltoo. There are at least 3 Riched32.dll's released with the exact sameversion (oops!) but they're not compatible with each other at all. If you'reshipping Riched32 see:Q197580 - INFO Distribution Issues with Riched32.dllhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/q197580/and... this is what happens if you ship the wrong version...Q236286 - PRB Out of Memory Error Message Using the Rich Textbox Controlhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/q236286/--Ken Halter - MS-MVP-VB - http://www.vbsight.comSign up now to help keep VB support alive - http://classicvb.org/petitionPlease keep all discussions in the groups.. eman2005 2005-04-02 10:11:05 UTC PermalinkRaw Message Thank you for your reply, Ken.I checked the install shield redistributables and this file Riched32.dll wasnot there at all in the list (even
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