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With release of Microsoft .NET platform, Visual Basic has emerged into a fully objected oriented language (dubbed VB.NET). With these radical changes, though, the learning curve between VB6 and VB.NET might be reasonably high even for experienced programmers. In this article I will try to list language changes to Visual Basic along with sample examples wherever appropriate. The list presented here may not be complete but it does cover majority of features. If you are a VB programmer wanting to s... |
| | Total Hits: 84 | Today: 0 | Author: Scott Swigart | Rating: |
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The purpose of this article is to quickly get Visual Basic 6.0 and Visual Basic .NET developers up-to-speed on building Web applications with ASP.NET 2.0. As such, this article endeavors to speak the language of desktop developers, and it focuses on what's different about developing for the Web.... |
| | Total Hits: 450 | Today: 0 | Author: Dan Mabbutt | Rating: |
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The Tic Tac Toe example has now been used in a whole series of articles to demonstrate a range of features of both .NET and GDI+. The second article was "minimal" conversion of the program into VB.NET using the Microsoft Upgrade Wizard. And the third article made an attempt to completely convert the program while keeping the same VB 6 program architecture.... |
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Visual Basic.NET is the next version of the Visual Basic programming language. In this introductory session, we will talk about the benefits of upgrading to Visual Basic.NET. We will also discuss the upgrade tool and what it does. During this WebCast we will talk about architectural guidelines for designing your Visual Basic 6.0 applications to ensure an easy upgrade to Visual Basic.NET. In addition, we will discuss which applications you should upgrade when you do make the decision to upgrade.... |
| | Total Hits: 45 | Today: 0 | Author: Scott Swigart | Rating:  |
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Many developers believe that if they are writing code in Visual Basic® 6.0, the vast world of the Microsoft® .NET Framework is off limits to them. But in this article, I’ll prove that isn’t true. I’ll show how you can easily leverage anything in the .NET Framework 2.0 from existing Visual Basic 6.0 applications through a technique known as Visual Basic Fusion. Make no mistake, I’m advocating nothing less than leaving some of your applications in Visual Basic 6.0. However, there’s no reason that ... |
| | Total Hits: 131 | Today: 0 | Author: John Hart | Rating: |
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In Visual Basic 2005, the Upgrade Wizard has added several new features to continue to help you upgrade your Visual Basic 6.0 projects.
The key improvements to the Upgrade Wizard in this version of Visual Basic include the support for upgrading some common Visual Basic 6.0 ActiveX controls, an additional project type, and a few language features that were not previously supported. It also targets some new Visual Basic 2005 features.... |
| | Total Hits: 96 | Today: 0 | Author: Scott Swigart | Rating: |
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If you are at all like me, you primarily develop desktop applications. However, it is quite common that desktop developers need to do Web development from time to time. The purpose of this article is to quickly get Visual Basic .NET and Visual Basic 6 developers up-to-speed on building Web applications with ASP.NET 2.0. As such, this article endeavors to speak the language of desktop developers, and it focuses on what is different about developing for the Web. This article also assumes that your... |
| | Total Hits: 91 | Today: 0 | Author: Robert Green | Rating: |
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MSDN Magazine recently talked to Robert Green, the Community Lead Program Manager for Visual Basic, about what to expect in the next version and how the Visual Basic team hopes to work more closely with the Visual Basic community.... |
| | Total Hits: 107 | Today: 0 | Author: Jeffrey Schoolcraft | Rating: |
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Here is VB code.
Now for the C# Code.... |
| | Total Hits: 221 | Today: 0 | Author: Jonathan Cummins | Rating: |
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Back in January of 2006, I published on MSDN an article and source code for managing ASP.NET 2.0 Membership users with an ObjectDataSource. Since I'm not much of a VB person, I only published them in c#. since then, I've had hundreds of requests for this code in VB. Until now, I've had to send an excuse for not having it. Now, thanks to Dave at Tangible Solutions Software, we now have a VB version. Dave converted it with there conversion software called Instant VB.
The following zip file... |
| | Total Hits: 368 | Today: 0 | Author: Sadish Kumar.V. | Rating: |
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When we migrate VB6.0 Application to VB.NET using VB.NET upgrade wizard in visual studio .NET 2003, we have to take care of certain areas in the migrated application for smoother execution. This article will discuss one of the key area called Command Line Argument which we need to consider as post migration changes in the upgraded VB.NET application... |
| | Total Hits: 408 | Today: 0 | Author: Vaijayantee Sateesh Kamat | Rating: |
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Those already familiar with Visual Basic shouldn't have to worry about migrating to Visual Basic.NET. In this article Vaijayantee shows us how to upgrade our existing applications to Visual Basic.NET, different .NET variable types, and her own personal programming recommendations. After reading this article you'll be able to migrate from VB6 to VB.NET in no time!Those already familiar with Visual Basic shouldn't have to worry about migrating to Visual Basic.NET. In this article Vaijayantee shows... |
| | Total Hits: 290 | Today: 0 | Author: Steven Roman, Ph.D., Ron Petrusha, Paul Lomax | Rating: |
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This appendix is for readers who are familiar with earlier versions of Visual Basic, specifically Version 6. In this appendix, we describe the basic changes to the VB language, both in syntax and in functionality. (Readers familiar only with Version 5 of Visual Basic will also benefit from this chapter, although we discuss only the changes since Version 6.) We also touch upon other changes to VB, such as error handling and additional object-oriented programming support.... |
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Learn how to move Microsoft Windows Pocket PC 2002 software development from Microsoft eMbedded Visual Basic to the Microsoft .NET Framework and Visual Basic .NET. The release of the .NET Compact Framework enables mobile application development to make use of the same tools and languages used in server and desktop application development.... |
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So how hard is it really to upgrade a VB6 application to VB.NET? Harder than you think. Get a realistic appraisal of what's involved in migration from Federico Zoufaly, the man at the center of the .NET migration universe.... |
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The new .NET framework that Microsoft has recently released is quite different than the framework that VB6 is based on. When I first started working with VB.NET, the true Object Oriented Programming (OOP) threw me for a loop. This guide will explain to you what OOP is, and how to build your first program.... |
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Have you tried the Hello World! example in .NET? - You ARE an OOP Programmer!It is impossible to do any programming with Microsoft.NET without using object-oriented programming (OOP). Though you may not have yet written classes of your own and used them to create objects - you have created objects from the classes of the .NET Framework and used the objects in your applications.... |
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The APP Object no longer exists in VB.NET, so calling App.Path to get the location of your application does not work. Thankfully there are many other ways to do this in VB.NET, here are a few.... |
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This article describes how to upgrade a Visual Basic 6.0 project group or an n-tier application to Visual Basic .NET.If you upgrade a Visual Basic 6.0 project group or an n-tier application to Visual Basic .NET, you must upgrade one project or tier at a time.... |
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Migrating existing VB code to Visual Basic .NET is not just a matter of loading it to the new version. VB.NET does include an upgrade wizard. It does a good job converting your syntax, but that's just half of the work. Your project will not compile right away, you'll have a lot of issues ahead. If you weren't prepared, you might decide you didn't want to migrate after all.... |
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