http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3846
--- Comment #16 from Jake Smith jsmith@argotecinc.com 2009-07-08 17:16:29 --- I hope these screenshots, logs, etc. are helpful and not just clutter!
Tested against current git (wine-1.1.25-133-g7cc7e7b)
I assume you have to install VB6.0-KB290887-X86 aka vbrun60sp6 to even test this bug due to the missing MSVBVM60.DLL messages if you don't. Installing VB files brings about bug 4098 (3 of the files are not installed due to being duplicates of existing wine files) and I did NOT replace the wine files.
1. button - still works (no change since comment #2)
2. db1 - works? (no change since comment #2 I believe) Shows error dialog (attached), shows errors (see attached) in terminal, and after acknowledging the error dialog it opens. Ran in WinXP with vbrun60sp6 installed and there is an error dialog before it opens there also (Data Access Error).
3. db2 - works? Before running Setup: (same result as comment #2) Ran on WinXP and got the same error dialog as in wine (component 'DBGRID32.OCX' or one of its dependencies not correctly registered: a file is missing or invalid) After running setup: I got the same err dialog as when running db1 (see db2-1 attachments). Then it opened. When you close it you get a Unhandled page fault (same as in comment #2??). Ran on WinXP and got same as in db1 (Data Access Error) and then opened. No error dialog on close in Windows. Once open functionality seems to be the same between Wine + Win.
4. db3 - still broke (same as comment #2) prints the error dialog: "Component 'MSDATGRD.OCX' or one of its dependencies not correctly registered: a file is missing or invalid" Copy over MSDATGRD.OCX. Rerun then get error dialog from comment #4 (attached db3-1). Copy over MSADODC.OCX. Rerun then get error dialog "Runtime error 429. ActiveX component can't create object" (attached db3-2)
5. form - still works (no change since comment #2 and does same as in WinXP - blank vb form) - Title bar text is centered in wine but left in Windows...
6. setup - still works. (same as comment #2 plus:) text in install dialogs is mangled - part of each letter of text is missing. Don't know if this was there when Juan Lang tested.
:)