When I try to create a form using the ERwin Form Wizard, why does ERwin not appear on the add-ins drop down list?
The Visual Basic registry has not been updated. The registry is where VB keeps track of what third party products can be launched or used within Visual Basic. If ERwin/ERX was installed before you installed Visual Basic, the requisite portion of the VB.ini file, where registry information is kept, would not have been updated. Reinstalling ERwin, so the registry is updated, is probably the easiest fix. Alternatively, you could edit the VB.INI (for VB 4.0) or VBADDIN.INI (for VB 5.0) file directly. The line, “VBObjTest.Application.1=1” must appear under the [Add-Ins32] section. ERwin 3.5 now supports 32bit VB only. 16bit VB is not supported. When I run the form I keep getting the error: “User-defined datatype not defined”. The two .BAS files, ERWIN40.BAS and CONST40.BAS from the ERwin directory have not been added to your Visual Basic Project. The .BAS files are code module files that contain all of the information Visual Basic needs to create the ERwin form. Information about this proce
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