This thread is for discussions of Icon Extractor.

How i wud be able to execute the program ?

In the following code:

' Message response:
Implements ISubclass
Private m_emr As EMsgResponse

gives me error while executing the program in above line.
Says can't find the project or library.

And then in Project -> references, it says
MISSING: vbAccelerator VB6 Subclassing and Timer Assistant (with configurable message responce, multi-control suppoer + timer bug fix)

to fix the error that it gives you concerning the "Private m_emr As EMsgResponse " line of code all you need to do is the following:

• download the SSubTmr6.dll from http://vbaccelerator.nuwebhost.com/codelib/ssubtmr/ssubtmr.htm and place it into your C:\WINNT\System32 directory (or somewhere you won't forget)
  
• (if vb doesn't do it automatically when you try to run the program and get the error...) open up the References from the "Project" pull down menu.
  
• and update the "vbAccelerator VB6 subclassing and Timer Assistant..." reference by clicking on browse and pointing it to the SSubTmr6.dll file that you downloaded
  

Hopefully that will help with any problems

-MakiG

Go Here:

http://www.vbaccelerator.com/codelib/ssubtmr/ssubtmr.htm

You can download the SSubTmr DLL here.  You then need to right click on the toolbar, click Customize, Browse, and find where you extracted the DLL, then OK.  Now it should work.

Does anyone have a solution when it gives you this high-lighted section of code?

Code:

     ImageColourCount = 2 ^ m_tIDE(nIndex - 1).wBitCount

It gives me an error of " Run-time error '6':   Overflow" whenever I try to open any app or program, even calc.exe (on WinXP systems), the calculator.

Any Hints?

/// Sorry MakiG I just realized I copied you!!!

Does anyone have a solution when it gives you this high-lighted section of code?

Code:

     ImageColourCount = 2 ^ m_tIDE(nIndex - 1).wBitCount

It gives me an error of " Run-time error '6':   Overflow" whenever I try to open any app or program, even calc.exe (on WinXP systems), the calculator.

Any Hints?