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use VB.NET DLL in VB6 or ASP ?31 Dec 2003 14:54 GMT2
I created a DLL using VB.NET(because VB.NET have a few new functions which
VB6 havn't ), and I tried to use this DLL in my ASP pages( we would not dare
to upgrade thousands of those things to ASP.NET yet ), using something like:
set myObject=Server.CreateObject("myObj ...
Help: I dont understand how a variable is changing30 Dec 2003 08:55 GMT1
Hi :)
I'm new to the .Net (I used to program with VB 6).
And I got this problem that looks wierd to me.
In brief it looks like this: two identical consecutive functons return
GetPrivateProfileString what is .NET framework equivalent...27 Dec 2003 17:20 GMT2
I know about using the
Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey
but I work with my own application specific INI files that are not part of
the Registry Hive.  Is there an alternative .NET Framework I can use rather
Beware of scorpion53061(theft)24 Dec 2003 17:01 GMT1
This individual is stealing other peoples code and
claiming it as his own. The proof is when I asked him to
explain his code he would not.
For proof view these threads in dotnet.languages.vb
String(2, 0)???22 Dec 2003 22:10 GMT3
In VB6 we used to have the function String(2, 0), which gave a string with
lenght 2, containing "0" -> in total "00".
But what is the VB.NET equivalent of this? Anybody got any idea?
Thansk a lot,
dll / assembly22 Dec 2003 15:26 GMT2
Is it possible use a assembly(dll) created in .net in a
vb6 application ?
Thank's
VB .net error after install20 Dec 2003 18:47 GMT1
I have installed VB .net full version on a computer that already had Visual
Studio 6 installed. After install I get one error when I try to create a new
project. "A dynamic link library (DLL) initialization routine failed". Also
when I try to add a form to an existing project( a ...
vb.net 2002 vs vb.net 200320 Dec 2003 18:39 GMT9
What are the difference?
Binary Compatibility in .NET19 Dec 2003 15:42 GMT1
Currently we have a 3 tier system - Client (VB6 EXE); Business Logic (VB6
DLL registered as COM+) and Data layer (VB6 DLL registered as COM+).
The decision we have is to migrate the Business Logic to VB.NET and keep the
client and data layer as they are in the mean time.
Word Document using VB.net18 Dec 2003 00:43 GMT2
I used the following statement in VB6 and it works.
WordDoc.ActiveDocument.TablesOfContent(1).UpdatePageNumbers
()
But now I need to upgrade to VB.Net. and it doesn't work.
unknown software exception 0xc00000fd with VBUpgrade17 Dec 2003 20:11 GMT1
I'm trying to upgrade my VB6 project do VB.NET 2002 but I
keep getting an unknown software exception in the
VBUpgrade-program.
I don't know whether it has something to do with the Type-
MSCOMM in VB.net??13 Dec 2003 20:00 GMT2
I used in VB the MSCOMM and now i changed to VB.net.
Now i can't find how to send/receive data over the UART.
Do someone how to do this?
Thanks
My Migration to VB.Net13 Dec 2003 19:16 GMT2
I have been struggling for almost a year now, migrating my single VB 6 client stand alone application to VB.Net. I have purchased six rather fat books on VB.Net, posted several questions on this board and finally purchased "Moving to VB.Net, Strategies, Concepts and Code" by Dan ...
Is there a good article concerning upgrading from VB6 to VB.net?12 Dec 2003 15:41 GMT2
vb.net IDE11 Dec 2003 15:35 GMT2
how to get line numbering in code ide and how to getrid of blockings
in codes.  that is how to not have the minimize and maximize buttons
on code ide.
MTIA,
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