G Guest Mar 6, 2004 #1 Can projects developed with VB.NET run on Windows ME and/or 98 Is it best to stick with VB 6.0 for these OS' thanks
Can projects developed with VB.NET run on Windows ME and/or 98 Is it best to stick with VB 6.0 for these OS' thanks
H Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] Mar 6, 2004 #2 * "=?Utf-8?B?RHlsYW4=?= said: Can projects developed with VB.NET run on Windows ME and/or 98? Yes. Is it best to stick with VB 6.0 for these OS' ? Click to expand... It's your decision.
* "=?Utf-8?B?RHlsYW4=?= said: Can projects developed with VB.NET run on Windows ME and/or 98? Yes. Is it best to stick with VB 6.0 for these OS' ? Click to expand... It's your decision.
C Cor Mar 6, 2004 #3 Hi Dylan, In addition to Herfried, Can projects developed with VB.NET run on Windows ME and/or 98? Click to expand... Yes, Except if you use CDO in your programs. Is it best to stick with VB 6.0 for these OS' ? Click to expand... I know no reason why. Cor
Hi Dylan, In addition to Herfried, Can projects developed with VB.NET run on Windows ME and/or 98? Click to expand... Yes, Except if you use CDO in your programs. Is it best to stick with VB 6.0 for these OS' ? Click to expand... I know no reason why. Cor
H Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] Mar 6, 2004 #4 Cor, * "Cor said: In addition to Herfried, Yes, Except if you use CDO in your programs. Click to expand... VB Classic would not have any advantages there too.
Cor, * "Cor said: In addition to Herfried, Yes, Except if you use CDO in your programs. Click to expand... VB Classic would not have any advantages there too.
R Richard Mar 6, 2004 #5 Dont write another VB6 application ever again. Unless of course you live on a deserted island and you spend your daze talking to a soccor ball with a loved ones face painted on it. Hth Richard
Dont write another VB6 application ever again. Unless of course you live on a deserted island and you spend your daze talking to a soccor ball with a loved ones face painted on it. Hth Richard
