Microsoft Visual Basic Library error

Asked By Roger Blake 10 points N/A Posted on - 08/07/2011

I am making a visual basic program for inventory use. When I use the format function a compile error message appears when I try to run the program. I’ve already reinstalled the Visual Basic and still give me the same error when running the program. Any suggestions would gladly be appreciated.

Microsoft Visual Basic

Compile error:

Can't find project or library

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Answered By George Flemming 5 points N/A #110813

Microsoft Visual Basic Library error

I’m guessing you have made the program first on other computer. Some components of it might not be present on your machine. If reinstallation does not help you to solve that issue then you might need to create another project and then import all the forms, modules, data report or whatever your program have. This is the easy way for you to solve the issue.

If you perform a reinstallation of the program then try updating it by running some patches that can be found over the internet. This might also help you to avoid future errors as like the one you are experiencing.

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #110814

Microsoft Visual Basic Library error

Make sure that all the required files of the program you are coding are all present on the current location of your project. You should check again your program and verify that all the locations or paths of the files that the program will be calling are all correct.

The error you are getting is about a missing library, it could be pointing to a missing file or a folder. You should check again the coding in your program.

You may also try uninstalling Microsoft Visual Basic from your machine then restart your computer. Then after that, check your computer for any possible errors.

Use a disk utility application to check the system. After checking your system, install Microsoft Visual Basic again. This will fix any corrupted files in the installation and restores its settings back to default.

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