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09-21-2009
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| | Dictionary Object Hi I currently have a vbscript running that uses a Dictionary Object, on one machine I get an error that it does not like the object and it skips it, is there different versions of vbscript on client machines? Regards D |
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09-21-2009
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| | Re: Dictionary Object What's the *actual* error ? Tim "theNugget2009" <davidmcnaughton_1999@newsgroup> wrote in message news:65067BCE-4978-45B8-94BA-874D6D683C23@newsgroup Quote: > Hi > > I currently have a vbscript running that uses a Dictionary Object, on one > machine I get an error that it does not like the object and it skips it, > is there different versions of vbscript on client machines? > > Regards > > D |
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09-21-2009
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| | Re: Dictionary Object "theNugget2009" <davidmcnaughton_1999@newsgroup> wrote in message news:65067BCE-4978-45B8-94BA-874D6D683C23@newsgroup Quote: > Hi > > I currently have a vbscript running that uses a Dictionary Object, on one > machine I get an error that it does not like the object and it skips it, > is there different versions of vbscript on client machines? > > Regards > > D dictionary object. I've used it on Windows 95 clients (WSH version 5.1). VB 6 programs must reference the scripting runtime (scrrun.dll) to use the object. You may need to post some code with the error message and which line raises the error. -- Richard Mueller MVP Directory Services Hilltop Lab - http://www.rlmueller.net -- |
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09-22-2009
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| vista x64 | Re: Dictionary Object I have exactly the same problem. On Vista X64 - the VB reference Microsoft Scripting Runtime does not seem to exist and therefore the Dictionary Object in VBA cannot be used. |
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09-22-2009
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| | Re: Dictionary Object "investor" <guest@newsgroup-email.com> wrote in message news:829fafac64e716bb05c131ca8bb10d5c@newsgroup-gateway.com... Quote: > > I have exactly the same problem. On Vista X64 - the VB reference > Microsoft Scripting Runtime does not seem to exist and therefore the > Dictionary Object in VBA cannot be used. > > > -- > investor 64-bit OS to check, but documentation indicates it is (or used to be) installed with Microsoft Office, WSH, VBScript, and Internet Explorer. This runtime would be required to use a dictionary object in a VB program, and I assume VBA. It can also be deployed by setup programs, for example a setup program that installs your VB6 application. If this runtime is not available, this also means you cannot use the FileSystemObject. Are you sure you do not have scrrun.dll on the computer? -- Richard Mueller MVP Directory Services Hilltop Lab - http://www.rlmueller.net -- |
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