in VB6, why do I have to set version compatibility to No Compatibility from Binary Compatibility, an

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My project was originally set to Binary Compatibility, but it was not building. So I first set it to No Compatibility, it built fine that way. Then I set it back to Binary Compatibility, and overwrote over the previously generated file, it worked fine.

Why does this have to happen?

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