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Diagnostic and Debug Files These files can be used to isolate problems with running WinDisp other software. In most cases you can simply run the program from this page and you will get a simple form displayed which you can then dismiss. If the program fails with an error, this indicates that the component being utilised by the program is not correctly installed on your system. Common Problems There are a variety of MS system files which can cause problems when the version installed on your computer is not consistent with that used when building the application you are running. The most common of these are:
Microsoft Scripting runtime Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) JET Database engine
If you receive a message Error 5: Invalid procedure call or argument, then one possibility is that the Scripting runtime needs to be updated. If you receive a message "Cannot load vb5db.dll", then you may not have the JET database engine installed on your computer. If you have trouble creating or updating databases, then you may need to upgrade to the latest MDAC. The most common missing system components are included below:
These versions are current as of January 14, 2005, but the latest downloads can be obtained from Microsoft's download page: http://msdn.microsoft.com/data/downloads/ The MDAC and JET downloads can be found by following the Product and Update Downloads link, while the Scripting Runtime can be found by selecting Windows Script in the Product/Technology drop-down and the clicking on Go! Then select the link appropriate for your operating system and follow the download and install instructions. (You may need to search for "scripting" as Microsoft continually update their site and move the links). If you receive an error message Error 429: ActiveX component cannot create object, then you may not have the DAO dll file dao350.dll installed on your computer. First uninstall the program which causes the problem and then go to the page: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;292054 and try ONLY the first 3 steps of method 1. Then reinstall the program and see if the problem has been solved.
System ocx and dll tests Base VB test This tests that the required VB system files are valid ADO test This tests that the required ADO system files are valid DAO test This tests that the required DAO system files are valid Cmdlg test This tests the operation of the cmdlg32.ocx MScomct2 test This tests the operation of the MScomct2.ocx MScomctl test This tests the operation of the MScomctl.ocx MSflxgrd test This tests the operation of the MSflxgrd.ocx Graph32 test This tests the operation of the graph32.ocx Grid32 test This tests the operation of the grid32.ocx Richtx32 test This tests the operation of the richtx32.ocx Scrrun test This tests the operation of the scrrun.dll Spin32 test This tests the operation of the spin32.ocx Tabctl32 test This tests the operation of the tabctl32.ocx Threed32 test This tests the operation of the threed32.ocx
Custom ocx and dll tests SCAVBUtils test This tests the operation of SCAVBUtils32.dll SCAUtils test This tests the operation of SCA dll's SCAGraph test This tests the operation of SCAGraph32.ocx SCAPointTransform test This tests the operation of SCAPointTransform32.ocx SCAProjection test This tests the operation of SCAProjection32.ocx SCARotation test This tests the operation of SCARotation32.ocx SCASelectDir test This tests the operation of SCASelectDir32.ocx SCAResizer test This tests the operation of SCAResizer32.ocx
Full DLL list DLLVer test This checks that all of the files required are loaded on the system and creates a log file
OpenGL tests openGL test This tests the operation of ChoosePixelFormat OpenGL system test Displays a list of all required openGL files loaded on the computer and creates a log file
All Diagnostics
Windows Script 5.6 for Windows 98, Windows Millennium Edition, and Windows NT 4.0
Microsoft Data Access Components
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/downloads/list/dataaccess.asp
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