I suspect I need to do it from the command line. In the VC++ compiler you can use the /c command line option to do this. In VB6 it seems that VB6.exe doesn't take /c as a command line switch. However, it may be that thee compiler VB6 uses (called c2.exe) may take such a command line switch. However I don't know the command line syntax that c2.exe uses. It seems that it may be undocumented, as typing at the command line "c2.exe /?" doesn't work. If anybody here knows how to directly use c2.exe from the command line, and/or any undocumented command line switches for VB6.exe (ones other than you would find by doing "VB6.exe /?") please let me know.
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