VBE6intl.dll

[Pat]

Hi all,

wonder if you can help...

I may have accidentally deleted a file and I get a message
saying 'VBE6INTL.dll is missing' etc. I no longer have my
MS2000 disk (bought loaded PC from old workplace going
bust).

I have found a copy of the dll on the net and d'loaded it,
but no success - any advice? Maybe I need to install the
dll in a poarticular folder or similar..

Thanks,

Pat.

 

[George Hester]

Well it would most likely get installed in C:\WINNT\system32. I have Office 2000 instaaled let me see if it is in there...nope not in there. I don't have any language packs though. I believe the intl stands for international. VBE looks like it stands for Visual Basic Editor.

Ah OK I found it. You must have the VBA SDK installed. You should have this file in C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\VBA\VBA6\1033 of course on a English System. If you are using a different language system you may not have a 1033 subfolder but one that is the number for your System Locale.

I don't know if it is a self-registering dll but it can't hurt to find out. After you get it in the above folder try in the command prompt:

regsvr32 vbe6intl.dll

If you get an error don't worry about it. That just means the file is not self-registering.

Visual Basic Environment International Resources - vb36intl.dll

 

[Guest]

Thanks George - I'll give it a go - Regards, Pat.

-----Original Message-----
Well it would most likely get installed in

C:\WINNT\system32. I have Office 2000 instaaled let me
see if it is in there...nope not in there. I don't have
any language packs though. I believe the intl stands for
international. VBE looks like it stands for Visual Basic
Editor.

Ah OK I found it. You must have the VBA SDK installed.

You should have this file in C:\Program Files\Common
Files\Microsoft Shared\VBA\VBA6\1033 of course on a
English System. If you are using a different language
system you may not have a 1033 subfolder but one that is
the number for your System Locale.

I don't know if it is a self-registering dll but it can't

hurt to find out. After you get it in the above folder try
in the command prompt:

regsvr32 vbe6intl.dll

If you get an error don't worry about it. That just

means the file is not self-registering.

Visual Basic Environment International Resources - vb36intl.dll

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