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I have a VB6 project, when I came to check in changes to the VB6 project file I noticed that the Visual Studio 6 IDE had automatically inserted the following line:
VersionCompatible32="1"
What does this mean?
As an aside: Is there a good resource to help me make sense of the VBP file?
The
VersionCompatible32value in the VBP file seems to be part of the binary compatibility settings of an ActiveX project, maybe the typelib it needs to be compatible with (there can be several in a library).When my project is set to no, or just project compatibility, this value is removed.
Note that the compatibility setting itself is stored in the
CompatibleModevalue.