Why even thinking re-code VB6 app in order for some sort converting program
to work. You do not expect your VB6 app can be converted with a "perfect
conversion tool" (does such thing exist? I doubt.) into a .NET app without
manual code modification, do you? That repeated warnings are perfectly
remind you that after "conversion", manual re-code is almost always
required. Best "conversion" approach to a serious VB6 app, IMO, is to
complete re-code it and forget ANY acclaimed conversion tool.
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>I am upgrade a VB6 Program (ok no wise cracks) and I get 100's of
"Event may fire when form is initialized"
This is despite using the "Private IsInitializing As Boolean"
suggested in then help and the fact that the possibilty of this
occuring was corrected in the orginal application.
Is there any way to either blocking the warning from being generated
or recode VB6 so that it is invisible to the conversion program?
