Hang on, let me check. When you run the program (Ive never tried it) it says that the Language DLL VB6.DLL could not be found? So I'm assuming that its not on your system. If you have VB (Pro?) installed on you system (I have) I think you get them anyway. When you download the file you extract it, and you should get the runtimes, re-boot and it should work.
If you did that, try another sites runtimes. Heres what they say:
Description
The Visual Basic 6 SP6 runtime library, also called vb6 runtime files or vbrun dll set, are required to run programs that were written in Visual Basic 6. It can be difficult to know whether a program needs these files because often an author fails to mention it in the help files or documentation. Typically the way you find out is that you run the program and an error message appears 'A required .DLL file was not found', 'Runtime error' (caution, this error has lots of different causes) or 'Error: the file msvbvm60.dll could not be found.'
Another catch is that there are 6 major versions of Visual Basic, each with their own runtime library set (6 sets in total). Plus to make life really difficult, Visual Basic also has service pack releases. Fortunately, these are backward compatible but still can be a pain. The current set is Service Pack 6 (SP6) released in late March 2004 and it will run files written with VB 6 SP1 to SP6 .
This package includes msvbvm60.dll, oleaut32.dll, olepro32.dll and others. After you have downloaded the file, simply run it and the files will be copied to their correct location.
Its here
http://www.softwarepatch.com/windows/vbrun6download.htmDan
Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2005 1:58 pm