Visual Basic 6.0 is a unique computer language that is used by software developers for developing different software. It is a creation of Microsoft, which is designed to provide a graphical user interface GUI that allows the developer to drag and drop objects into the program as well as manually write program code. Visual Basic, also referred to as “VB,” is a program designed to make software development easy and efficient for its valued users. The new features of Visual Basic 6.0 make it easier and more powerful than the previous versions.Visual Basic 6.0 is the software that allows the user to quickly and easily develop a bank of visual controls with available sliders, switches, and meters or a complex form for a user to fill out. It uses the BASIC language which is only known to most computer programmers, and which can be learned quickly if it is not already known. Visual Basic developers have introduced some new amazing features which are: inheritance, interfaces, and overloading.
This software is the enhanced version of the previous ones, it allows its users to have enhanced programming experience that quickly develops useful Microsoft Windows applications which have the ability to use Object Linking and Embedding objects, such as an Excel spreadsheet.
At the command prompt, type the following command: E:SETUPacmsetup.exe /T E:SETUPPRODUCT.STF /s E: /n 'NAME' /o 'ORGANIZATION' /k where:. E: – your CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive letter. Also you can replace E: with path to the folder where you have your installation files. PRODUCT – File name of the product you are installing with.stf extension. The specific.stf file that is required for the manual command line will vary depending on the specific product you are installing.
Search the SETUP folder on the CD-ROM of the product you are installing for the.stf to use. For example, for Visual Basic 6.0 Professional, use vb98pro.stf; for Visual C 6.0 Professional, use vc98pro.stf. NAME – your name. ORGANIZATION – your organization.
– your CD keyIf you get the message “You must first run the Installation Wizard before running this setup”, run the following command and repeat. Regedit /s E:key.datIn the same way you should install service packs.Service Pack 5: C:SP5acmsetup.exe /T C:SP5sp598ent.stf /s C:SP5 /n 'NAME' /o 'ORGANIZATION'Service Pack 6: C:SP6acmsetup.exe /T C:SP6sp698ent.stf /s C:SP6 /n 'NAME' /o 'ORGANIZATION'where:. C:SP5 and C:SP6 – folders where you have extracted service pack files.Microsoft published an article regarding this problem at. However they suggest to use /B1 (or /B 1) command line argument, which in my case resulted in product options dialog being skipped.