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win
The sequence of the event (e.g. activate, load, etc) of VB6 and VB.Net is
different.
Are there any information can help me?
Thank you.
different.
Are there any information can help me?
Thank you.
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Armin Zingler
win said:The sequence of the event (e.g. activate, load, etc) of VB6 and
VB.Net is different.
Are there any information can help me?
The only thing I found is:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/h0eebx8w.aspx
One common error message if the upgrade wizard is used:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/26aab97z(vs.71).aspx
(I don't know why this topic is missing for VB 2008 (also))
(It's not a recommandation of the wizard; just came across this warning
very often whenever I used it)
Armin
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kimiraikkonen
The sequence of the event (e.g. activate, load, etc) of VB6 and VB.Net is
different.
Are there any information can help me?
Thank you.
Could you sample something about what you're referring for events...
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