VVE compatible with ACAD2000i

[Anonymous]

Is VoloView Express compatible with the latest version of ACAD2000i??

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Chris

[Anonymous]

Yes it is compatible.

Greig Jones
Product Support, Americas
WW Support & Services, Autodesk
"MaJicMrLn" wrote in message
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> Is VoloView Express compatible with the latest version of ACAD2000i??
>
> --
> Chris
>

[Anonymous]

Failed to get class object for
CLSID:{6C9FD3CA-78FA-11D0-9208-0060B0870404}

And the above error

[Anonymous]

I get major errors when trying to place a VVE control on a VB6 project.

The errors reference:

Failed to load module

and

Unkown Fatal Error

Any ideas?

I re-installed VVE and tryed with the same results

Chris

[Anonymous]

see post below titled "Missing DLL"

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Unfortunately, I don't have the expertise to help with that. Keep in mind
that the only form of support for developer issues is via this forum and on
a peer to peer basis.

Greig Jones
Product Support, Americas
WW Support & Services, Autodesk

"MaJicMrLn" wrote in message
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> I get major errors when trying to place a VVE control on a VB6 project.
>
> The errors reference:
>
> Failed to load module
>
> and
>
> Unkown Fatal Error
>
> Any ideas?
>
> I re-installed VVE and tryed with the same results
>
> Chris
>

[Anonymous]

Volo View Express can read files written by AutoCAD 2000i because the file
format for DWG did not change between AutoCAD 2000 and AutoCAD 2000i.

"MaJicMrLn" wrote in message
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> Is VoloView Express compatible with the latest version of ACAD2000i??

[Anonymous]

Yes, it reads them ok, but when you try to use the ActiveX control
(avviewx.dll), all he-- breaks loose.

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Mark Smith
Air Gage Co.
masmith@airgage.com

[Anonymous]

Yes but the same hell breaks loose with AutoCAD 2000. It's that "we're
sharing ObejctDBX" thing.

"Mark Smith" wrote in message
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> Yes, it reads them ok, but when you try to use the ActiveX control
> (avviewx.dll), all he-- breaks loose.

[Anonymous]

So bottom line. What does that mean for us developers? Do we stop
developing for 2K? Do we look for another product? Is there going to be a
fix for this?

It doesn't seem like AutoDesk is feeding us any information.
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Mark Smith
Air Gage Co.
masmith@airgage.comPlease don't keep us in the dark