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VFP 5 ImageList Control Issue
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Visual FoxPro
Category:
ActiveX controls in VFP
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01167506
Message ID:
01167909
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Hi Terry,

I found 31 file on my computer starting with comctl. I see different versions dll in various places. One of them has version 6.0.2600.0.

I don't think I used ImageList or ListView in my applications. I think I used it once when I played with Frank Dietrich (?) library and prepared my form for selecting files (but at the end I didn't use ListView/ImageView, but rather grid with images using the aforementioned library).

Anyway, good luck!

>Naomi,
>
>I found an update for OCX SP6. "Search" your system drive for "comctl". THe dates prpbably go back to 1998 - 2000. Those controls had leaks - and if everything was not in balance or we made a small programming error - they were unforgiving - crashed the sytem and in some cases junked memory. They're very tedious little rascals.
>
>The problem is not VFP 5 it is the old OCX SP 6 we have been using. THere is an update for April 2005 - a big secret see message#1167905.
>
>I think MS has been managing these leaks from inside VFP. My VFP 8,7,6 projects with their succesive code-work-arounds at leased allowed the listview column reorder to work. They (column reorder) crashed VFP5 without a glimmer of hope!
>
>Strange that a flawed OCX would work in subsequent versions of VFP - almost as if the VFP upgrades attempted to correct the flaws in OCX (SP-6).
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>The updatefixed all my VFP 5 issues - and all the controls in my projects that use imagelist have cleaner sharper images.
>
>It's a big deal. I saw and experienced a difference right away. My hope is that I can make a coding mistake - and with the new OCX - will not have to deal with a C00005 crash. Hopefully this updates means that VFP will catch the OCX errors before Windows has to!
>
>Later Gator!
If it's not broken, fix it until it is.


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