FIX: Command Line Compile Fails with MFC ActiveX Control

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Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. In Microsoft Visual C++ 5.0, create a new MFC ActiveX Control Wizard project with all the default selections. Name this project TestControl.
2. Click the ResourceView tab in the Workspace Window. There should be Bitmap Resource containing the default "OCX" bitmap.
3. Double-click the Bitmap Resource, and delete the Bitmap entry.
4. From the Build menu, click Build TestControl.ocx.
5. Start Microsoft Visual Basic, creating a Standard EXE project.
6. From the Project menu, click Components.
7. Check the TestControl ActiveX Control Module entry, and click OK.
8. Site the TestControl onto the default form (Form1).
9. Save the project, and compile it within the IDE.
   
   NOTE: The project should compile with no errors.
10. Shell out to MS-DOS, and attempt to compile the project through the command line parameters. For example:

          VB5.EXE /M C:\TestProject\Project1.VBP
    						

    NOTE: The Microsoft Visual Basic directory should be included in the environment path or a command line compile will not work. Proper quotation marks should be used if the path contains long filenames.
    
    The following error message will be displayed:
    The instruction at "0x00000000" referenced memory at "0x00000000". The memory could not be "read".