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MSFlexGrid
are missing design time liscenses
I get this when trying to convert my VB 6.0 to .Net 2003

In VB6,paramarray parameter is passed using byref,but in VB.NET,using byval.How can I get back the changed value of the   paramarray parameter
My work case in vb.net like this
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Function mytestmethod(paramarray byval arg() as object

I have a copy of Visual Studio Architect 2002 but really only use the
VB.Net software that came with it.  However, I would like to upgrade
VB.Net to the 2003 version.  I do not use most of the features of the
Architect software and shudder to think of the upgrade price for

See i have to change Pset,Line,Point commands to .net
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The newsgrouo disapeared this morning, and now I see lots of spam stuff once it's returned.
What gives all of a sudden ?

our company has upgraded from W2000 to WinXP.
For editing a central telephonebook (which is based on ADS), a
colleague has coded an application with VB6 on W2K. The program is
using an external EXE called ldifde.exe with some parameters, the user

I am trying to check access permission on a NTFS file location using
the currently logged on user's account and a specific file path/name
to obtain a true/false value.  Previously, I used the
MSWC.PermissionChecker COM object to perform this.  I can obtain a COM

I used to be able to set app.path to find my directory iin code. How do I do
that same thing in VB.Net?
Thanks

I need to be able to call some .NET code from an old VB application.
Looking around on MSDN it looks like I should expose the .NET code as a COM
object and access the COM object from Visual Basic.
Does anyone have any experience of doing this? Is this the best strategy or

Has anyone successfully been able to replicate the LSET
statement from VB into the .NET environment? I am trying
to modify some legacy code that uses the statement but am
having difficulty coming up with a workable replacement...

Will this VB6 code run in VB.NET:
With MyCmd
   .CommandType = adCmdText
   .CommandText = "SELECT Pub_Name, City, State WHERE

I have a rather large VB6 program that I converted to .NET and finally
got running. Unfortunately the thing runs like a SLOTH. I am correct
in thinking that .NET programs that are still using vb6 compatibility
code will slow the thing down? Someone PLEASE tell me why my .NET

Hi, we are talking about upgrading our software package
which was written VB6 with a few addons to VB.NET
I understand the code will transfer over but will the
forms transfer over easily?

Could someone tell me if databases created in Access 2000
format are compatible with Visual Basic 6?  I can't seem
to get VB to read my newly created Access files.

I'm attempting to use the upgrade wizard to upgrade a working VB 6.0
project to VB.NET. When I run the upgrade I receive the following
error:
Upgrade failed: Exception occurred: Could not load referenced