"File Format No Longer Supported" in Visual Basic 6 (VB 6)

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"File Format No Longer Supported" in Visual Basic 6 (VB 6)

Wednesday, May 19th, 2010

To solve this, search for .oca files in your computer then delete them. These are temporary files created by Visual Basic. They will be recreated the next time Visual Basic starts.

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