Looking for a 64-bit reader of *.wab files as I have now upgraded to 64-bit Win 7 Pro and I cannot access my addresses. Stupid, I know.....didn't do my homework!!!!!
Is there anything that can help me open, read, convert these files ?
Thank you very much.
Sam.
A free and quick way :
Double click on wab file then click import
then run wab.exe ,and you will see your imported contacts.
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I have just done a complete new install (Windows 10, Delphi Seattle, Office 2016 64 bit). While I have worked with Office 32 bit before, Office 64 bit is new to me. I have an existing application I wrote, and I am trying to get the dev environment set up... I need both the Office_TLB and the Excel_TLB files. I know to create these via Importing type library. That went fine for Office, however when I go to Import a Type library for Excel, Excel is NOT listed as one of the 60 or so options. I did a search for Excel, and it is not there. It definitely is installed (64 bit only), and runs fine. How do I create the Library for Excel when it is not showing up as an option?
I have been able to create the TLB file manually using the TlibImp command. It may be due to the fact that Excel is a 64 bit executable, I don't know. Regardless, this solved my issue. This URL shows how: https://bobsotherblog.wordpress.com/2013/09/19/import-64bit-type-libraries-in-delphi/
After an install in VS2015 (intel mkl library with vs integration) the c/c++ editor fails to show anything except the tab on top. No window, no text, nothing.
I dug a bit deeper: a .txt file displays fine, .cs as well. When I set in options that filetype .txt needs editing in C/C++ editor, .txt stopped displaying too.
I have compared every option in tools->options, including the environment options, to a normal working rig, found nothing.
Resetting to default options did not help, nor did changing the color scheme.
Removed the Intel directory from common7/IDE/extensions, no improvement.
I do not know where more secrets are kept, tried a registry search, but found no clues. Everything appears to match, up to the dll for language specialization in vxpackages.
Anyone, before I try to repair the installation?
Thanks in advance,
Jan
Edit: I got the editor back on track by disabling Productivity Power Tools 2015. This took me half a day. Any connection to the Intel install is doubtful!
In my Excel 2016 project (Windows 7), I'd like to work with the clipboard:
Dim DataObj As New MSForms.DataObject
DataObj.GetFromClipboard
But I've got this compiler Error at the first line of code:
User-defined type not defined
So I would like to add the reference to the Microsoft Forms 2.0 Object Library but I have no FM20.DLL file on my entire computer (I have searched through explore and find with cygwin).
I expect to see it as in the screenshot below, but I can't find it.
How can I make it appear?
On 64-bit machines, FM20.dll is in the C:\Windows\sysWOW64 directory. It's 32 bit.
I found FM20.DLL in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\VFS\SystemX86; that's with MS Office 2016 and Windows 10.
Maybe you can try a late binding using the CLSID
Dim MyDataObj As Object
Set MyDataObj = CreateObject("New:{1C3B4210-F441-11CE-B9EA-00AA006B1A69}")
or something like that.
Just to sort of summarize my experience and what I've seen listed here - FM20.dll can be found in any of these places:
C:\Windows\System32\
C:\Windows\SysWOW64\
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\root\vfs\System\
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\vfs\SystemX86\
Note that alternatively the GUID is:
{1C3B4210-F441-11CE-B9EA-00AA006B1A69}
From this old knowledge base article my guess would be this DLL is perhaps only included in older versions of Office? This part seemed promising:
As an alternative to having your end users install Microsoft Office,
you can have them freely download and install the Microsoft ActiveX
Control Pad, which also installs the Fm20.dll. For more information,
see the following Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) Web site:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms968493.aspx
However, as the linked tool is from 1997, you'll need to run its setup in "compatibility mode" by right-clicking on the executable and selecting "Properties" then clicking on the "Compatibility" tab and selecting "Windows 95" in the "Run this program in compatibility mode for:" dropdown. Then run it as administrator (this worked for me using Windows 8.1).
Also like to add that I have found that when a MS .accdb file is copied/pasted for back up, the VBA reference to the FM20.dll can be lost so needs to be reestablished.
That library should really be there. I just checked on my Excel 2016 installation (32 bit) and it is there by default (just not checked). I recommend to repair your Office if it isn't there.
I have a vb6 application with crystal report 8. Running this application -
on window xp: one pc has Excel option like the below picture but
another pc doesn't have
on window 7: no Excel option
I browsed /windows/crystal and found U2FRTF.DLL is extra. And then I put it under another xp pc but still not see the option. Am I missing some steps - register dll ?
I'd like to have this excel option on window 7 64 bit. Please share your ideas.
Thank you.
The problem is that the 64 bit Windows system will open the 64 bit ODBC manager, but VB6 is 32 bit application. So you need to open the 32bit DSN manager to add your DSN. It can be found under: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe
You need to copy the dll with XLS in the name , probably u2fxls.dll. Check if there are any other dlls with XLS on the machine where this is working.
I have been working on a Windows 7 CE device. The platform uses Silverlight 3 for Windows Embedded and Expression Blend 3 . The code is to be done in VC++.
I am struck at a requirement.
The user has an option for writing a text at any part of the screen he wants. I have to implement this functionality. After whatever he writes , i need to save it in the way he wrote(handwritting should be the same).
I am novoice in coding as well as in VC++ . I am seeking help.
I got the answer . WE have the INKPresenter class so we can actually use that :)
I tried and accomplished .. Thanks for not replying