
(It contained code parts like a compatible FlexGrid and a very in. That is not the case with the so called Microsoft VB6Compatibility namespace, that has taken AFAIK 5 versions of VB.
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So I would say start over if humanly possible. Then there are user interface controls, things like control arrays to contend with. rather than on error there are try/catch, rather than recordsets there is manage data providers, The best approach is to start out from scratch simply because (with no disrespect) how most vb6 developer's coded does not fit into the.

If not interested in a slow migration then I would not take this path but the toolkit is perfect if you have time to slowly bring the current project to. There is a library/toolkit, Microsoft InteropForms Toolkit 2.1 which is intended for a slow migration from VB6 to.
