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transform VBA userfom to Form in VB classic

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    ... i am a perfect newbie in VB 6.0.... my question: I have maked a milion applications in VBA for Excel, now i would want to convert my VBA project i VB classic. ... admitting i have a useform crated in VBA, how can import this userfornm without error in a project in vb 6.0, or before to import in VB a must convert it? Existis a utility to convert Usreform VBA>VB classic? Have a sugggestion? Or other way... my problem in effect is.. to use VB for serious application.:-)

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      ... i am a perfect newbie in VB 6.0.... my question: I have maked a milion applications in VBA for Excel, now i would want to convert my VBA project i VB classic. ... admitting i have a useform crated in VBA, how can import this userfornm without error in a project in vb 6.0, or before to import in VB a must convert it? Existis a utility to convert Usreform VBA>VB classic? Have a sugggestion? Or other way... my problem in effect is.. to use VB for serious application.:-)

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      There really isn't a conversion tool for this that's worth anything. You're best bet is to recreate the form from scratch. You can probably get away with copy and pasting code between the two, but in most cases, you'll end up rewriting it anyway. There are objects that you use that are either not available in VB6 or are available, but the code is represented differently and must be rewritten anyway. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

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