you will need to maintain a seperate vb6 install, and anything you make in vb6 and try to convert to vb.net is probably going to involve some serious code rewriting.

Migrate, or replace, rewrite or reuse? The best approach often depends on the quality of VB6 code and experience of development staff.

Upon running, the tool uses AI-assisted algorithms to emit human-readable source code with all symbol names and comments preserved, even for VB6, which has been out of support for more than 10 years.

My C knowledge is pretty much nonexistant, so can anyone tell me where I'm going wrong with this? It's part of a CRC calculation that I'm wanting to convert from C to VB6.I should probably mention ...

Real Software has extended a software product giveaway designed to exploit Microsoft's decision to end free support for Visual Basic 6 (VB6). Real -- a rival developer tools maker to Microsoft ...

Responding to specific requests in the Classic VB petition, Somasegar said that Microsoft does not intend to release a new version of the "migration wizard" for moving VB6 code to Visual Basic.Net.

Optimization rules have changed under VB.NET-here are eight great new ways to build wicked-fast code.

Optimization rules have changed under VB.NET-here are eight great new ways to build wicked-fast code.

Optimization rules have changed under VB.NET -- here's half a dozen new ways to build wicked-fast code.

Optimization rules have changed under VB.NET-here are eight great new ways to build wicked-fast code.

Optimization rules have changed under VB.NET-here are eight great new ways to build wicked-fast code.