I'm trying to convert Brady Hegberg's great RTF2HTML[1] VB 6.0
module to C#. I've managed to convert the VB code to VB.NET,
which gave me the following code:
Option Strict On

IN the help file for VB.net under the heading "Structure
Variables" it states:
You can also assign one variable to another if both are of
the same structure type. This copies all the elements of

I have VB.Net Standard (MS Development Environment 7.0.9466 in Help).
When I click on Help, Check for Updates I get an error message the Visual
Studio .Net setup encountered errors while attemping to download required
files. Check your Web and brosers configuration....

I bought the standard version in July or so and finaly got around to playing
with it. The webpage says it will talk to SQL Server, but it won't. MS sems
to have blocked that out. I bought it to learn how to use VB.net and most of
my work envolves SQL server. Is there some registry ...

I need draw a image in memory with the method Like drawrectange,drawstring,
ecc.. next i want put this image in a form Graphics.
thanks

  I want to delete a label cotrol when I  delele key. But
I found that lable cann't accept keyDown message?How can I
do to implement this function?
thx!

How do I go about using version 1.1 of the .NET Framework with Visual Studio
2002?  I have all of the .NET Framework 1.1 installed on my machine,
including the SDK, but the About... box in VS 2002 displays version 1.0 of
the .NET Framework being used rather than 1.1.

I tried to save my VB.net 7.0 file in my floppy.  Then I
reopened it in school computer.  My school has VB.net
7.1.  When I tried to load the file in the school
computer, it mentioned that I needed to convert the file

I'm sure this has been asked before...
I'm in the middle of a large application in VB6 and I'm beginning to get
nervous, should I continue or switch to .NET?
Any pearls out there?

Is anyone aware of a reasonable syntax or procedural substitute for the
'ByRef ParamArray' of VB6.  It may seem a trivial change to 'ByVal
ParamArray' in VB.NET, but if you have a very large number of parameters,
that you wish to change....you are up a creek.