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FileName Size
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VBUSC.EXE 88k
The following controls are no longer supported by Microsoft Visual Basic:
ActiveX Control Name Filename
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Desaware Animated Button Control ANIBTN32.OCX
Microhelp Gauge Control GAUGE32.OCX
Pinnacle-BPS Graph Control GRAPH32.EXE
Microsoft Grid Control GRID32.OCX
Microhelp Key State Control KEYSTA32.OCX
Microsoft Outline Control MSOUTL32.OCX
Outrider SpinButton Control SPIN32.OCX
Sheridan 3D Controls THREED32.OCX
The ActiveX controls listed above are no longer supported, but ship with
the Professional and Enterprise Editions of Microsoft Visual Basic for
backward compatibility when upgrading existing projects.
These controls do not ship with the Learning Edition of Microsoft Visual
Basic.
For the Professional and Enterprise Editions, the controls are located on
the installation CDs at the following locations:
Microsoft Visual Basic Edition Location
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Professional 6.0 \Common\Tools\VB\Controls
Enterprise 6.0 \Common\Tools\VB\Controls
Visual Studio Professional 6.0 \Common\Tools\VB\Controls (CD2)
Visual Studio Enterprise 6.0 \Common\Tools\VB\Controls (CD3)
Each of these directories contain a README.TXT with instructions on how to
install the controls for design-time use.
NOTE: Using the Learning Edition to upgrade a project developed in an
earlier version of Microsoft Visual Basic might result in licensing
problems for these controls.
The VBUSC.EXE installs the design-time licenses for the controls listed
above if Visual Basic is detected on the computer.