The file is called PCDLRN.TLB, but in reality you don't need to know the name. You show be able to use the VB6 menu to select Project - References and then scroll through to he list to look for (alphabetically) PC-DMIS 2012 MR1 Object Library. In fact, while you are there, look near the top of the list to see if any other PC-DMIS libraries are already linked in, such as the 2011 version. If there are others besides 2012 MR1, disable them.
Thinking about what you said, I suppose its not required to link to the object library, but it sure makes programming much easier. When you link to the TLB it feeds you the objects automatically as you type.
Also, VPT.SE had a great point. Make sure this is the FIRST program opened, because anything after the first is automatically offline.
The file is called PCDLRN.TLB, but in reality you don't need to know the name. You show be able to use the VB6 menu to select Project - References and then scroll through to he list to look for (alphabetically) PC-DMIS 2012 MR1 Object Library. In fact, while you are there, look near the top of the list to see if any other PC-DMIS libraries are already linked in, such as the 2011 version. If there are others besides 2012 MR1, disable them.
Thinking about what you said, I suppose its not required to link to the object library, but it sure makes programming much easier. When you link to the TLB it feeds you the objects automatically as you type.
Also, VPT.SE had a great point. Make sure this is the FIRST program opened, because anything after the first is automatically offline.
