S
Scott Parillo
I have a C# Application that is posing some interesting issues when
run within Win98. Let me preface this by saying that everything works
like a charm under Win2000.
Anyhow, the current issue is that under "certain" circumstances
(there's no logic as to how/why this happens), you will fire up this
application under Win98 and get a "DragDrop Error: registration
failed" MessageBox from JIT.
The source code line in question is, of course, a simple
"this.AllowDrop = true;" property. If I were to remove it, the problem
would go away. Of course, I need that call in order for the
application to function correctly.
And before anybody asks the obvious, I _do_ have the following line in
my main Form:
[STAThread]
static void Main(string[] args)
I can't really make heads or tails out of this issue, and it
definitely presents itself only under Win98.
This particular Win98 machine is up to scratch, in terms of
patches/updates/etc. The OS has IE6.0 installed, as well as .NET
runtime v1.1. The Application is compiled using .NET Studio 2003.
Can anybody shed any light on this? Any workarounds?
run within Win98. Let me preface this by saying that everything works
like a charm under Win2000.
Anyhow, the current issue is that under "certain" circumstances
(there's no logic as to how/why this happens), you will fire up this
application under Win98 and get a "DragDrop Error: registration
failed" MessageBox from JIT.
The source code line in question is, of course, a simple
"this.AllowDrop = true;" property. If I were to remove it, the problem
would go away. Of course, I need that call in order for the
application to function correctly.
And before anybody asks the obvious, I _do_ have the following line in
my main Form:
[STAThread]
static void Main(string[] args)
I can't really make heads or tails out of this issue, and it
definitely presents itself only under Win98.
This particular Win98 machine is up to scratch, in terms of
patches/updates/etc. The OS has IE6.0 installed, as well as .NET
runtime v1.1. The Application is compiled using .NET Studio 2003.
Can anybody shed any light on this? Any workarounds?