I've been developing an application in visual basic .net 2005 from the
beginning. I allways looked at the IDE as being slow, but i only had, 8
forms, some classes and 2 modules. Recently i imported an application that
has been developed with visual basic 6 and now i'm trying to fix the bugs on
my imported application. The problem is that application i've imported from
vb6 as a lot of forms, a lot of modules, a lot of everything, and each time
i press a key i have to wait 1 minute or more to press another key. I've
searched google and i found a couple of things, enought to know that this
seems to be a bug and that many developers are unhappy with the situation,
but i haven't found a sollution to the problem. Can you help?
My thanks in advanced
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Hi,
There is a hot fix for the vb 2005 complier performance issues. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/917452
Ken
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"Ricardo Furtado" wrote: I've been developing an application in visual basic .net 2005 from the
beginning. I allways looked at the IDE as being slow, but i only had, 8
forms, some classes and 2 modules. Recently i imported an application that
has been developed with visual basic 6 and now i'm trying to fix the bugs on
my imported application. The problem is that application i've imported from
vb6 as a lot of forms, a lot of modules, a lot of everything, and each time
i press a key i have to wait 1 minute or more to press another key. I've
searched google and i found a couple of things, enought to know that this
seems to be a bug and that many developers are unhappy with the situation,
but i haven't found a sollution to the problem. Can you help?
My thanks in advanced
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