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Odd Problem VB6 & W10
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Rob
2017-11-09 11:37:22 UTC
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VB6 on a Win 10 laptop.

If I try to move more than one control on a form in the IDE
(by Ctrl-Click) the highlight disappears, when I then drag, they stay put until I release the mouse button, whereupon the snap to where the mouse was - a right
PITA

The wierdest bit is that on showing the desktop all the highlights (the blue squares on the corners) are all on the desktop - and won't go away unless I restart
the machine.
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Rob P
Jim Mack
2017-11-09 12:42:53 UTC
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Sounds like a problem with the video card driver. Make sure you're up to
date.
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Post by Rob
VB6 on a Win 10 laptop.
If I try to move more than one control on a form in the IDE
(by Ctrl-Click) the highlight disappears, when I then drag, they stay put until I release the mouse button, whereupon the snap to where the mouse was - a right
PITA
The wierdest bit is that on showing the desktop all the highlights (the blue squares on the corners) are all on the desktop - and won't go away unless I restart
the machine.
Tim Rude
2017-11-09 16:04:47 UTC
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Post by Rob
VB6 on a Win 10 laptop.
If I try to move more than one control on a form in the IDE
(by Ctrl-Click) the highlight disappears, when I then drag, they stay put until I release the mouse button, whereupon the snap to where the mouse was - a right
PITA
The wierdest bit is that on showing the desktop all the highlights (the blue squares on the corners) are all on the desktop - and won't go away unless I restart
the machine.
Try changing the compatibility mode setting for your VB6.exe shortcut to
Windows Vista SP2.
David Youngblood
2017-11-10 08:13:06 UTC
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Post by Rob
VB6 on a Win 10 laptop.
If I try to move more than one control on a form in the IDE
(by Ctrl-Click) the highlight disappears, when I then drag, they stay put
until I release the mouse button,
whereupon the snap to where the mouse was - a right PITA
I only use Win7, but try setting the "Disable desktop composition" property
on VB6.exe, if that property is on Win10.

David

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