Aqua-Soft ForumsI am in the middle of creating a program. I did the main part of the program and to test it out, make sure everything runs smoothly, I sent it to my main tester. It's coded in VB6 (shut it). He keeps getting the "ActiveX Cannot Create Object" error. I have created a CAB within VB6 of all the resources that it uses, sent him the CAB, and dropped them into the corresponding directory, and sent him a batch file to register all of the system files. But he still keeps getting the error. I have searched on the internet and have found many things can cause this problem. One is the ADO (which I use and he had before). Another is the Controls, but he also has that. I am getting really frustrated, because I cannot think of anything else that I can simulate when I create an installer. Is there a way that I can see exactly where the program is screwing up and/or see what the heck it is missing?
Activex Cannot Create Object Error
Have you tried creating a debug build for him, which writes everything it does (within reason) to a file, allowing you to pinpoint where the errors occur, and getting him to send that file back to you?
Alternatively, don't use VB6 
You know, I just refreshed the page from him trying somethingthat was succesfull. He didn't have the dao350.dll, he mistaked dao360.dll. I know, I know, "don't use VB." But it's like cocaine, you get dependent with it. I need to make a switch to something better, but I am too far in the program to make a switch right now. Thank you though.