Were all ActiveX controls and type libraries correctly installed?
If VB Migration Partner’s Activity Log window includes one or more messages that read “Unable to convert XXXX type library” (or similar), then you should check that • All the ActiveX controls and type libraries have been correctly installed on the computer on which you are attempting the migration. (In doubt, use the RegSvr32 utility to reinstall them.) • The major and minor version number of the control/typelib is the same among all the VB6 projects being migrated. • Their path matches the path found in the .vbp file of the VB6 project being converted. IMPORTANT: it is essential that you have installed the design-time license of all the ActiveX controls used by the application being migrated; installing just the runtime license isn’t enough. The easiest way to check that you have installed the design-time license is loading the VB6 project inside the VB6 IDE and compiling it. In most cases, VB Migration Partner is able to convert VB6 projects even if their .vbp file contains one or mo
