Visual Studio 6 Full With MSDN Library (CD1 And CD2) 64 Bit

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MSDN's primary web presence at msdn.microsoft.com was a collection of sites for the developer community that provided information, documentation, and discussion that was authored both by Microsoft and by the community at large. Microsoft later began placing emphasis on incorporation of forums, blogs, library annotations and social bookmarking to make MSDN an open dialog with the developer community rather than a one-way service.[2] The main website, and most of its constituent applications below were available in 56[3] or more languages.


MSDN Library was a library of official technical documentation intended for independent developers of software for Microsoft Windows. MSDN Library documented the APIs that ship with Microsoft products and also included sample code, technical articles, and other programming information. The library was freely available on the web, with CDs and DVDs of the most recent materials initially issued quarterly as part of an MSDN subscription. However, beginning in 2006, they were available to be freely downloaded from Microsoft Download Center in the form of ISO images.[4][5][6]



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VBSlammer RE: MSDN library not accessible balajee (Programmer)(OP)19 Oct 02 02:00Hi



Thanks for the quick response. I read the microsoft article and searched for the file "vshelp.dll" and found it. Then tried to register it using the command:



regsvr32 "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\VS98\vshelp.dll"



but got error message:



"Load Library("C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\VS98\vshelp.dll") failed-Invalid access to memory location."



What am I doing wrong?



RE: MSDN library not accessible VBslammer (Programmer)19 Oct 02 04:03If the path is too long to fit on one line you might try to use short file naming:



C:\Windows\System:> Regsvr32 C:\Progra1\Common1\Micros1\VS98\VsHelp.dll





Are you an Admin on the machine you're using? If so, did you have any Anti-Virus software running when you installed VB and MSDN?

VBSlammer RE: MSDN library not accessible balajee (Programmer)(OP)19 Oct 02 06:40Hi



I do not remember whether antivirus was installed when VB was installed. But it was there when I installed MSDN.



Should I reinstall MSDN with antivirus disabled? RE: MSDN library not accessible VBslammer (Programmer)19 Oct 02 06:56I don't know if it would make any difference, but most programs warn to turn AV off before installation.



If you can't successfully register the VsHelp.dll then that has to be your problem. The error you got last time is not common, and I wonder if the file is corrupted.



I tried re-registering my VsHelp.dll and didn't have any problems.



Are you running either NT or XP? The error 988 (Unable to acces memory location) seems to be an NT-related error according to the knowledge base. VBSlammer RE: MSDN library not accessible balajee (Programmer)(OP)19 Oct 02 14:22Yes, I am running on windows XP Prof. RE: MSDN library not accessible dilettante (MIS)19 Oct 02 14:52Dunno if this helps, but I'm using it (VS6 & MSDN Lib) on XP Pro (not SP1 yet, lazy I guess) without troubles.



That error is sometimes caused by a corrupted code segment. Typically the code tries to use a 0 pointer, one of the banes of C programming, though other values can be just as nasty - or worse.



If it was me I'd uninstall the Lib and reinstall it, but I know that's a pain. It sometimes takes more work though to figure out where the DLL you need is on the CD, probably it'll need to be extracted from whatever CAB it is in. RE: MSDN library not accessible balajee (Programmer)(OP)19 Oct 02 15:19I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling MSDN, which has not made in improvement. I try to locate the "vshelp.dll" from the CD and replace it with the existing one. Then try registering it. RE: MSDN library not accessible balajee (Programmer)(OP)19 Oct 02 15:39Hi



I just downloaded the "Visual Studio Help Engine for MSDN" from microsoft site. This installs the vshelp.dll on your machine. Its a small file of 161 KB. I ran the file and my problem is solved.



Thanks to everybody for the help.



RE: MSDN library not accessible dilettante (MIS)19 Oct 02 17:22Nice fix!



I should have said to uninstall MSDN Lib, then remove vshelp.dll (the uninstall might have left it behind), and then reinstall the Library.



Even that might be useless if vshelp.dll was messed up on your CD though. You fix would cover that too. googletag.cmd.push(function() googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1406030581151-2'); ); Red Flag This PostPlease let us know here why this post is inappropriate. Reasons such as off-topic, duplicates, flames, illegal, vulgar, or students posting their homework.

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If you have had to regress to installing Visual Basic 6 studio on your modern Windows OS (Windows 7, 8 or such) to support or maintain some older software, you will quickly remember the ease of the integrated MSDN library that came as part of the embedded help you could install with VB6. Today, if you do not have the original discs that the MSDN library came on, it can be next to impossible to figure out where to get the right version MSDN help that works with VB6, and once you have it, how to install it best for your VB6 use.


STEP 3:To get the full MSDN library to work with your VB6 Studio, download the "MSDN Library October 2001 - Full Setup (English)" (this file will be called "en_msdn_library_october2001_dvd.exe"). Alternatively, you can download 3 separate ISO files for CD-ROMs. NOTE: the total download is about 1.2Gb so it will take 20 minutes or so on a 1Mb/sec connection


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