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#Tabctl32.ocx missing windows 8 software
#Tabctl32.ocx missing windows 8 Pc

show your main form next (i.e., Form1.Show) On Error Resume Next ' error? Requires IEv3 or above lngICC = ICC_ALL_CLASSES ' you really should customize this value from the available constants Private Declare Function InitCommonControlsEx Lib "comctl32.dll" (iccex As InitCommonControlsExStruct) As Booleanĭim iccex As InitCommonControlsExStruct, hMod As LongĬonst ICC_ALL_CLASSES As Long = &HFDFF& ' combination of all known values Private Declare Function FreeLibrary Lib "kernel32.dll" (ByVal hLibModule As Long) As Long Private Declare Function LoadLibrary Lib "kernel32.dll" Alias "LoadLibraryA" (ByVal lpLibFileName As String) As Long Private Declare Function InitCommonControls Lib "comctl32" () As Long Main_zTABCT元2.bas - Sub Main - frmzTABCT元2.show.

Add to Project: ReadWritePathFile.bas (Utilities for Read/Write Path/Files).

Add to Project: Module1.bas - (Declarations).

Edit main_zTABCT元2.bas Sub Main() to make sure Correct Form Name is in.

Add to Project: main_zTABCT元2.bas - (Sub Main - frmTABCT元2.show).

Set Project zTABCT元2 Properties > Startup Object: >.

Save your form and project (maneuver to and/or create an appropriate folder).

In the Form Properties list provide a Caption: (e.g.: TABCT元2).

In the Form Properties list provide a Name: (e.g.: frmTABCT元2).

Click on an item just added to the bottom of the Toolbox (e.g.: SSTab).

In the Project Properties list provide a Name: (e.g.: zTABCT元2).

With your original VB6 program, incorporate your new Manifest file and changes to its Resource file and proceed with its build and testing.

Build and use the NSIS file to create the SxS installation file for testing on any target PCs.

Provide the Manifest and Resource files needed.

Create a tiny simple program with the purpose of exercising the Control in question.

Recently, I was reminded that, in years past, I had worked out a process for dealing with this: Vb6 "regfreecom" autocreate manifest for ocx file

#Tabctl32.ocx missing windows 8 software

Non-system processes like tabctl32.ocx originate from software you installed on your system. Tabctl32.ocx is an ActiveX control module which contains SSTab control used for Tabbed Dialog Control. It turns out that other user's PCs, not used for VB6 Programming Development and with newer versions of Windows, do not immediately understand what to do with this 'new fangled' Tab control. I am programming with Visual Basic 6.0 (SP6).

#Tabctl32.ocx missing windows 8 Pc

My Development PC is a virtual PC running Windows XP (32bit) Service Pack 3. Tab controls are pretty handy to group different categories for the various configurations to be managed.

In not so recent years, I have added Configuration forms to some of my VB6 programs.