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Hello everyone, I had a problem today when I tried to compile a program using vbc. I was getting errors saying InputBox$ was not declared. I found a quick fix by adding two lines at the beginning of the program:
Imports System
Imports Microsoft.VisualBasic.Interaction
A student in the class informed me that those lines are usually found in a file named vbc.rsp. Although the latest version of .NET that I use as my path variable does not have this file, all the older versions did.
The same student with the same version of Windows and .NET sent me his vbc.rsp file. I added it to the folder where it should have been and tried again but with the same errors. Any idea why I do not have the file or why adding it does not work?
Win7 Pro
.NET framework v4.0.30319
Thanks for any help!
Richie
Imports System
Imports Microsoft.VisualBasic.Interaction
A student in the class informed me that those lines are usually found in a file named vbc.rsp. Although the latest version of .NET that I use as my path variable does not have this file, all the older versions did.
The same student with the same version of Windows and .NET sent me his vbc.rsp file. I added it to the folder where it should have been and tried again but with the same errors. Any idea why I do not have the file or why adding it does not work?
Win7 Pro
.NET framework v4.0.30319
Thanks for any help!
Richie