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Gentlemen, I already have VB 6 applications running in my website.

In a short sentence, why is it convenient for me to switch to VB.NET?.

Can VB.Net read VB6 applications?. Thanks. Guillermo.


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Re:Please, in a short sentence, why VB.Net?



"Guillermo" <Guillermo@discussions.microsoft.com>wrote in message



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Gentlemen, I already have VB 6 applications running in my website.

In a short sentence, why is it convenient for me to switch to VB.NET?.



Short: it isn't.



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Can VB.Net read VB6 applications?



Shorter: No.





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Re:Please, in a short sentence, why VB.Net?

"Guillermo" <Guillermo@discussions.microsoft.com>wrote in message

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Gentlemen, I already have VB 6 applications running in my website.



Do you mean VBscript as in ASP or DLL's on the backend?



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In a short sentence, why is it convenient for me to switch to VB.NET?.



It's not



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Can VB.Net read VB6 applications?. Thanks. Guillermo.



Yes through a converter. But you end up with ALOT of code that needs to be

fixed. Easier to just start from scratch using the tools and syntax

available through DotNet.



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Re:Please, in a short sentence, why VB.Net?

Wow, got the answer in minutes. Yes, very helpful. Sticking with VB 6 then.

Thanks, Jeff. Guillermo.



"Jeff Johnson [MVP:VB]" wrote:



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"Guillermo" <Guillermo@discussions.microsoft.com>wrote in message

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>Gentlemen, I already have VB 6 applications running in my website.

>In a short sentence, why is it convenient for me to switch to VB.NET?.



Short: it isn't.



>Can VB.Net read VB6 applications?



Shorter: No.







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Re:Please, in a short sentence, why VB.Net?

"Guillermo" <Guillermo@discussions.microsoft.com>wrote in message

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Wow, got the answer in minutes. Yes, very helpful. Sticking with VB 6

then.

Thanks, Jeff. Guillermo.



You made a decision on that?!?



Michael





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Re:Please, in a short sentence, why VB.Net?

"Michael C" <mculley@NOSPAMoptushome.com.au>wrote in message

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"Guillermo" <Guillermo@discussions.microsoft.com>wrote in message

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>Wow, got the answer in minutes. Yes, very helpful. Sticking with VB 6

>then.

>Thanks, Jeff. Guillermo.



You made a decision on that?!?



Michael





I knew Jeff was an authority figure, but I seriously underestimated his

power.



Perhaps he should email the OP with a request for money?



-ralph





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He's a type A personality <g>.

Saga



"Michael C" <mculley@NOSPAMoptushome.com.au>wrote in message

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"Guillermo" <Guillermo@discussions.microsoft.com>wrote in message

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>Wow, got the answer in minutes. Yes, very helpful. Sticking with VB 6

>then.

>Thanks, Jeff. Guillermo.



You made a decision on that?!?



Michael







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Re:Please, in a short sentence, why VB.Net?



"Ralph" <nt_consulting64@yahoo.com>wrote in message



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>>Wow, got the answer in minutes. Yes, very helpful. Sticking with VB 6

>>then.

>>Thanks, Jeff. Guillermo.

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>You made a decision on that?!?

>

>Michael

>



I knew Jeff was an authority figure, but I seriously underestimated his

power.



Perhaps he should email the OP with a request for money?



-ralph



BOW DOWN BEFORE ME, DOGS!!



And hey, I was only operating under the parameters of the original request:

short sentences.





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