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    has any VB conversion tool use to convert VB to VB.NET easier... Angela

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      has any VB conversion tool use to convert VB to VB.NET easier... Angela

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      Yeah, just open the old VB6 project in VB.NET and it'll automatically launch the conversion wizard. It is most definately NOT a perfect conversion. In most cases, I would recommend just rewriting the project from scratch or converting parts of the app and rewriting the remaining pieces of it. The conversion process does NOT take advantage of the true OOP capabilities of VB.NET, nor does it convert every object into an equivilent .NET BCL object. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

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        Yeah, just open the old VB6 project in VB.NET and it'll automatically launch the conversion wizard. It is most definately NOT a perfect conversion. In most cases, I would recommend just rewriting the project from scratch or converting parts of the app and rewriting the remaining pieces of it. The conversion process does NOT take advantage of the true OOP capabilities of VB.NET, nor does it convert every object into an equivilent .NET BCL object. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

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        I try the way to convert VB6 to VB.NET, it's works.:) Thanks for your guideline and recommendation ;) angela

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