Visual Studio 6.0 Solution Center | Troubleshooting - Visual Studio 6.0- SignCode.exe no longer in Visual C++ CAB&SIGN folder
You cannot find the code signing tools that were formerly available in the CAB&SIGN folder of the Visual Studio 97 or Visual C++ 5 CDs on the Visual Studio 6.0 or Visual C++ 6.0 CDs. To make sure that developers are always using the most recent... - PRB: After Installation of Visual Studio Products, the System Enters a Reboot Loop
When you are installing Visual Studio products, the system prompts you to reboot and then enters a perpetual loop of reboots. The error message notes that the system was unable to find a file (it lists a randomly generated file name, such as... - FIX: GetPropertyInfo Not Returning Correct Values for Default Case
After creating an OLE DB Provider with the ATL Wizard in Visual C++ 6.0, the IDBProperties::GetPropertyInfo returns all of the DATASOURCEINFO properties rather than the initialization properties; also, the GUID returned in the DBPROPINFOSET... - FIX: Custom Build Generates LNK1104 for Project Build from IDE
A custom build produces a LNK1104 error when you are building project from Developer Studio. There are two workarounds: Close the workspace after entering the Custom Build in Step 5 of the "Steps to Reproduce Problem" section of this article. Open... - PRB: Various Issues in Visual Studio Programs on Windows NT-Based Systems
You may experience a number of issues in the various Visual Studio programs on a Microsoft Windows NT-based system. These issues are covered in the "More Information" section of this article. - BUG: Deleting Resources - Previous IDs Orphaned in Resource.h
When a resource is deleted, the resource ID remains in the Resource.h file. This could cause problems, such as duplicate IDs or a deleted resource that is displayed at runtime using the old ID. The compiler does not flag the unassigned resource IDs. - PRB: "Memory Could Not Be Read" Error in Visual Studio Setup
When launching the installation of Microsoft Visual Studio, an error message similar to the following occurs: The instruction at 0x10002BCC referenced memory at 0x10002BCC. The memory could not be read. This error may occur on the Microsoft... - PRB: Solution and Web Files Are Added to Different Databases
When adding a Visual Studio solution (.sln file) that contains a Web project to Visual SourceSafe (VSS), the .sln file and the project files are added to different VSS databases. The .sln file and the Web project use different mechanisms for... - PRB: Installing Outlook 98 Might Cause DAO Applications to Fail
DAO programs that rely on the functionality of DAO versions greater than 3.50.3428 might not function correctly after you perform a full install of Outlook 98. For example, if a Visual Basic version 5.0 or 6.0 applications, or Visual C++ version... - PRB: Visual Basic Files Are Missing From Common\Tools Directory
For Visual Studio 6.0 Enterprise Edition, the Common\Tools directory of Disk 1 does not contain any Visual Basic files. Instead, these files are located in the Common\Tools directory of Disk 3. This article lists all the Visual Basic files located... - BUG: Custom Sub Menu Item Locks Developer Studio
When working with Custom Menus, if you place a new Custom Menu on an existing Custom Menu that does not contain any menu items, Developer Studio locks up and must be shut down by using the Task Manager. Before placing a new Custom Menu on an... - BUG: Developer Studio Generates Duplicate Custom Menu Names
A mirror image of the previous "New Menu" occurs if command(s) are not added to the existing New Menu item. After creating a New Menu item, ensure that at least one command(s) is added to it before adding another New Menu item. Microsoft has... - PRB: Query Designer Creates Wrong SQL Statement on MDB Files
A database project uses an .mdb file for a database. When you use the Query Designer to create an SQL statement, the SQL pane displays an SQL sentence with the ODBC OJ syntax. - PRB: Visual J++ 6.0 Not Installed by Visual Studio Setup
Visual J++ is not installed by the Visual Studio setup, even though Visual J++ is included in Visual Studio. Install Visual J++ from the separate setup on the Visual J++ CD. This behavior is by design. Visual J++ was not at ship quality at the... - BUG: ACMSETUP Invalid Page Fault in Kernel32
When you are installing one of the products listed at the beginning of this article, you might receive the following error message during the middle to later part of the installation: This program has performed an illegal instruction an will be... - FIX: Visual Studio 97 SP3 Installs Incorrect Cvtres.exe
Cvtres1.exe is a self-extracting file that contains Cvtres.exe version 5.00.1736.1. Link.exe uses Cvtres.exe to convert resource files into the Common Object File Format (COFF). An incorrect version of Cvtres.exe causes some localized resources to... - BUG: RPCSS Invalid Page Fault in OLE32 When Starting Windows 98
After you install one of the developer tools listed above, the following error might occur when you restart Windows 98: - FIX: Match Brace Command Foiled by String/Character Literals
The matching brace feature of the Text Editor (the GoToMatchBrace and GoToMatchBraceExtend commands) fails if code contains curly braces ({}), square brackets ([]), angle brackets (<>), or parentheses as literals. For example: If you position the caret... - BUG: Copying Samples to a Dir with High ASCII Stops File I/O
If you attempt to copy a sample from the online samples to a directory with high-ASCII characters in the path name, it does download, but when you try to open the project it cannot be found. The error message displays the correct path, but says:... - You cannot open a resource file in the resource editor and you may receive a "This file is already open in an editor" error message in Visual C++
Explains that you cannot open a resource file in the resource editor and you receive a "This file is already open in an editor" error message in Visual C++. You can reopen the resource file for the project to resolve this problem. - BUG: SQLOLEDB May Spawn Additional Connection For Action Query
If you have a server-side cursor open and execute an action query, the SQL Server OLE DB Provider treats an action query as if it returned data in a forward-only, read-only cursor and isolates that query on its own connection. This connection is... - DOC: Show Differences and Merging Files Not Under Source Control
The Visual InterDev features for showing differences and merging conflicts can be used in a project that is not under source control. Although the documentation makes references only to Web projects that are within source control, this... - PRB: Code Copied From MSDN VStudio Help Is Improperly Formatted
When you copy code examples from the MSDN Library Visual Studio 6.0 Help Viewer, it omits some carriage return/line feed characters and the code is not formatted correctly. Invisible formatting tags are included at the start and end of each... - BUG: Grid DTC Interprets HTML Tag as HTML
The Grid Design-Time Control (DTC) interprets a table that contains an HTML tag such as <HR> as HTML rather than text. In this case, a horizontal rule is displayed in the cells of the DTC Grid rather than the text "<HR>." All data from a database... - BUG: Client-Side Recordset DTC Fails If SOM Is Not Enabled
If a Recordset Design-Time Control (DTC) is placed on an Active Server Page (ASP) without enabling the Scripting Object Model (SOM), the Recordset DTC may fail, and no data is returned. Instead, the following error is returned either to the browser or...
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