Ok so im opening source codes up that other programmers have already made in VB6 for now , but theres somthing that happens with only some of the source codes but not others ??
I was trying to open a yahoo chatclient clone source code i found and i got these messeges :
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Microsoft Visual Basic
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'C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\Clever_Yah177684822 004\YClient\Systray.ocx' could not be loaded--Continue Loading Project?
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Yes No Help
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Microsoft Visual Basic
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Errors during load. Refer to 'C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\Clever_Yah177684822 004\YClient\frmLogin.log' for details
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OK Help
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Microsoft Visual Basic
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Errors occurred during load.
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OK Help
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Microsoft Visual Basic
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Compile error:
Procedure declaration does not match description of event or procedure having the same name
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OK Help
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Now i only get these sort of messeges on some of the source codes ???
Are they out of date or something or is there stuff missing ????
This is the readme that came with it![]()
Title: Clever Yahoo!
Description: A Full YMSG Client with Chat,PM,BuddyList,Add Friends,Fonts,Smileys,WebCam Full Clone of Yahoo this need Systray32.ocx and YCrypt.dll this DLL can you get on nolimits-hosting.com Please gimme Credits and Vote for me at PSCode....
An OCX file is not source code. An OCX file is an Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) Control Extension which can be dynamically linked in your program like a DLL.
LOL yah sorry that didnt come out right !!!
Ok does anyone have this Systray.ocx coz i cant find it anywhere in google ?
You are just looking for the binary file or the source code?
Code:for (int i;;) { cout << "Smith"; }
Hiyaaa smith![]()
yeah its ok now ive completed my mission on this topic![]()
all i had to do is get the right ocx files to add to the project and it seems to work fine![]()
Thanks anyway![]()
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