I would definitely go with option 2:- You should be moving towards .NET if you are not already so this way you can re-write VB6 features into .NET and when you have migrated everything you will be left with a new .NET app. The other way round and you will always have a legacy VB6 … Read more
The ampersand, &, is the concatenation character for vb.net. Although the plus sign will usually work, if numbers are involved you could get unexpected results. Streams must be disposed to released unmanaged resources. Using…End Using blocks take care of this for us. I made filePath a class level variable because it is used in more … Read more
Yes, the NumericUpDown class. Represents a Windows spin box (also known as an up-down control) that displays numeric values. 1 solved Is there a VB.NET equivalent of the UpDown VB6 control?