If memory serves me correctly, I seem to recall that the .Net alpha release
(Miami PDC ) , beta 1 or beta 2 ported VB6 projects to C#. Can anyone
confirm that or am I crazy? If so, which version was it, and does anyone
know if those versions will still load if I set the clock back?
Thanks in advance.
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Monte Hansen
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"Robert Jeppesen" <robert....@mindcom.se.nospam> wrote in message
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> If memory serves me correctly, I seem to recall that the .Net alpha
release
> (Miami PDC ) , beta 1 or beta 2 ported VB6 projects to C#. Can anyone
> confirm that or am I crazy? If so, which version was it, and does anyone
> know if those versions will still load if I set the clock back?
VB6 projects can be migrated to VB .NET, but there's no way to automagically
port onwards to C#. There was a betaish tool that converted C# code to VB
.NET, but I'm not sure if it was ever officially released.
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Mickey Williams
Author, "Microsoft Visual C# .NET", Microsoft Press
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Monte Hansen
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