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How Can I display a vb6 Form as MDI child in vs2005 Main Form?26 Sep 2006 11:54 GMT2
I have a large Application,include vb6 code and vs 2005 code,
I want to display vb6 form in vb6 dll as a mdi child form in vs 2005 main
form?
can anyone help me?
Code Advisor20 Sep 2006 17:03 GMT1
Hi, I'm quite new to VB and have been tasked with converting a VB6 dll to
VB.Net.
I ran the VB6 Code Advisor and it reported the following:-
'FIXIT: Declare 'CreateItem' and 'Arg1' and 'Arg2' and 'Arg3' with an
How hard to migrate from VS2003 to VS2005 project ?07 Sep 2006 13:25 GMT2
Due to Windows Vista, I realized that I must port my project from VS2003 to
VS2005 ( and MSDE to SQL Express). Haven't had a look at VS2005 yet, but can
anyone shed light on the issue, is it generally colossal, or just a few
clicks on a upgrade wizard ?
A headscratcher here for sure05 Sep 2006 07:39 GMT2
I had an old VB program that I pulled into VS2005 (VB.Net) to see if I could
get anything useful out of the upgrade wizard. Well the program did not have
a Sub Main, so I added that to a module and tried to set that as the startup
object. But now I have this error:
 
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