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I have an old VB 6.0 file that I need to open. I can't open it with VB.NET, so I was wondering if there was anywhere to get a trial version of 6.0
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I have an old VB 6.0 file that I need to open. I can't open it with VB.NET, so I was wondering if there was anywhere to get a trial version of 6.0
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Have a look at Microsoft's Resource Center
You can always upgrade VB6 projects to later versions of Visual Studio using the upgrade wizard.
Visual Basic 6 itself has been discontinued long ago, so unless you can find a second hand CD to install it from, you're out of luck.
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You may be able to open it with Visual Basic for Applications.
Can I use VBA to produce a dll? – Brian – 2011-01-10T05:37:19.837
To the best of my knowledge, no. – Zian Choy – 2011-04-10T00:49:03.883
1Just about the only way to get VB6 these days is with an MSDN subscription. – Richard – 2011-01-10T09:38:07.603