Saving Initial IDE Screen

[Guest]

I have a new Windows XP computer with VB6/SP6 installed. I also have an old
Windows 98SE computer with VB6/SP6 installed.

My old computer has a customized initial IDE screen: The toolbars are the
way I want them and the toolbox does not appear.

I can't remember how to save an initial IDE screen for my new computer. I'd
like to customize my toolbars and omit the toolbox when I first get into VB6.
I can't remember how to do it.

I'm tired of re-customizing my toolbars each time I get into VB6.

Any help?

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

I have a new Windows XP computer with VB6/SP6 installed. I also have an old
Windows 98SE computer with VB6/SP6 installed.

Notice that this is a VB.NET group. For VB6-related questions, post to one
of the VB6 groups which can be found in the microsoft.public.vb.* groups
hierarchy.

 

[Cor Ligthert]

Rod,

You can (however I would never do that) set your VBNet IDE to a kind of VB6
style, however backwards is of course impossible. When they designed VB6
they did not know the style from VBNet.

I hope this helps?

Cor