True enough.
Like Herfried said.....it's not the same species. Like comparing fish and
dolphins.....they look similar, but.....
I would suggest a complete rewrite. It will let you learn the new language
and framework better and you will be able to tweak your code using the new
classes quite a bit.
BTW, did you know that both xcopy deployment and no-install applications
were possible with classic VB6? You could even do xcopy deployment with 3rd
party DLLs using VB6 (something not always possible with VB.Net. And,
no-install applications are possible with VB.Net only if you spend an
additional $4,000 MINIMUM PER APP for something like Thinstall. Classic VB6
could do 'em for free.
(ding.....DING....ding) "The More You Know....." ( <--- reference to a
public service message on US television - in case you wondered)
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"Zardax" <za***@hotmail.com> schrieb: I need to know if there is compatibility between VB 6.0 and Visual Basic
2005 Express
No, VB 2005 is no technical successor of VB6.
Everything I need is to compile the VB 6.0 code in Visual Basic
2005 Express without re-write the code.
I fear this isn't possible except for some really trivial projects.
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