Visual Basic Run Time Error 380

Hi,
I've a VB application running well in my Windows 98 PC but need to test the application in Windows XP. However I'm encountering this run time error 380 'Invalid Property Value' while calling any other forms (sub screens) in my main application. Can someone please help to advise. Thanks very much.

How are you calling the forms?
Also, what service pack are you running for visual studio?
Is it possible to install vs on a xp machine and compile it on xp then test on another xp?

My application has to go through a few menu options to a main master screen. In this main master screen, it will load the sub forms from a clicked on the command button. At this point, the run time error appears.

Not sure what service pack we are running? How can I find out? There is only one xp machine that is set up currently for testing and it is not possible to do what you have suggested. Is there any other way? Any idea what could be the reasons?

My application has to go through a few menu options to a main master screen. In this main master screen, it will load the sub forms from a clicked on the command button. At this point, the run time error appears.

Not sure what service pack we are running? How can I find out? There is only one xp machine that is set up currently for testing and it is not possible to do what you have suggested. Is there any other way? Any idea what could be the reasons?

You could recompile the application with a bunch of message boxes scattered throughout the affected area of code to determine which line the error is raised.

Did you create a setup program to install your app on XP? If not, there may be missing components on the XP computer that are needed by your application.

Perhaps the VB runtime is a different version between the two computers?

How do you tell what service pack you are running?
In VB, click on the help option on the menu bar, then click the About VB option. It should bring up a dialog box and have the service pack listed in parenthesis (SP5).
Something similar to the image posted below. If you don't have service pack 5 then I suggest you get it.

What do I do after I've got the service pack (SP5) for Visual Basic 6?

try making a new executable and packaging a new script and try it out.

May be this helps....

IN MSDN it written as follows:
Invalid property value (Error 380)

Most properties only accept values of a certain type, within a
certain range. This error has the following cause and solution:

An inappropriate value has been assigned to a property.
See the property's Help topic to determine what types and range
of values are appropriate for the property.

For additional information, select the item in question and press F1.

The Cause of u'r problem may be due to related issue such as
icon property and path etc.