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02-09-2012, 01:33 PM
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That's odd, since the Make VB6 action actually calls vb6.exe to compile, so I'm not sure how it could produce different results than calling vb6.exe directly (you can see the command-line it uses to build by checking the 'Log the command-line' option on the Options tab). At any rate, you can use the Make VB6 action to change compatibility setting in the project file but not build (check the 'Don't build the project(s)' option on the Project/Group tab).
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02-09-2012, 01:55 PM
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wow! this can help me i guess.
first change the compat settings and dont build it using Make VB6 action. in next step build it with the settings having been checked in the previous step. I would need to check now if the change in settings in the first step would save the project file and be available in the next step or not.
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