What kind of properties does the Visual Basic 6.0 App object provide?
The Visual Basic 6.0 App object provides a group of properties that can be used to specify parameters for the interaction and synchronization with an OLE Automation server during the invocation of one of its methods. The first set of properties is related to the time that the application will retry a failed automation call request. After the specified time elapses, a customizable dialog box automatically displays in the application. This dialog box informs the user about the busy state of the OLE server. This behavior is controlled with the properties: OleServerBusyMsgText, OleServerBusyMsgTitle, OleServerBusyRaiseError, and OleServerBusyTimeout. The second set of properties is related to the time an application will wait for an OLE Automation request to be completed. This group of properties works in a similar way to the previous group and includes: OleRequestPendingMsgText, OleRequestPendingMsgTitle, and OleRequestPendingTimeout.
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