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Migrating to .NET
Replacing VB.NET Functionality in C# - 10/8/2007 How can I replace the Space() function, found in VB and VB.NET in C#? more...
Generate Large Blocks of Code With Macros - 5/30/2007 Would you like to be able to generate a Class with hundreds of lines of Bug-Free code without buying a third-party tool? This article will show you how to do it with a Macro. more...
VB6 To VB.NET Gotchas - 3/6/2007 It's easy to get caught when converting from VB6 to VB.Net with some of the Compatability functions, especially the Format function. more...
Convert VB6 to VB.NET - 12/26/2006 Macros, in combination with Regular Expressions form a powerful tool set for generating code. This article will generate a Input Line Object from a VB6 Type Object. more...
Converting to VS2005 - 102 Late Binding Warnings - 1/25/2006 When I converted an application from Version 1.1 to VS2005, I had literraly hundreds of warnings. Many of them are Late Binding Warnings. Can I get rid of them? more...
Printing a Windows Form - 5/10/2004 VB6 had a PrintForm method, but .NET does not appear to provide the same functionality. How can I print a Windows Form?
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.NET Gotcha - VB6 Compatible Replace Function - 3/10/2004 The VB6 Compatible Replace Function can return Nothing under certain conditions, thereby causing a Null Reference Exception. more...
Scrolling Forms and Windows are a Snap in .NET - 2/23/2004 Need to create a scrolling form or a form with one or more scrolling windows in your application? Visual Studio .NET makes it a snap to do. more...
New to .NET - Why does my application quit when I exit Sub Main? - 1/21/2004 I am new to VB.NET, coming from VB6. Why does my application quit after loading a form from Sub Main? more...
Replacing the Line Control in VB6 - 12/31/2003 In VB6, there was a Line Control, but there is none in .NET. How do I draw a line on a form? more...
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.NET Printing is Different, but much more Powerful and Flexible than in VB6 - 3/1/2004 Why Migrate to .NET? Printing is completely different, but much more powerful and flexible than VB6. more...
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