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Unfortunately, you can't do it so easily.<br />
What you must do is as follow:<br />
1. Run the project with VB4 32 bit. This will convert your application and controls to 32 bit.<br />
2. Run the application using vb6. This will upgrade your application to vb6.<br />
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A problem that may happen that you'll have problem upgrading the grid itself. I suggest you keep vb4 installed on the computer where you are upgrading your application.
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Unfortunately, you can't do it so easily.
What you must do is as follow:
1. Run the project with VB4 32 bit. This will convert your application and controls to 32 bit.
2. Run the application using vb6. This will upgrade your application to vb6.

A problem that may happen that you'll have problem upgrading the grid itself. I suggest you keep vb4 installed on the computer where you are upgrading your application.

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This simple solution worked!
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I have a VB4 application that is using MSGrid (grid16.ocx). Now I can't find the equivalent control in VB6 that will allow me to Import these forms &nbsp;w/o an error.<br />
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Any ideas, solutions?
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I have a VB4 application that is using MSGrid (grid16.ocx). Now I can't find the equivalent control in VB6 that will allow me to Import these forms  w/o an error.

Any ideas, solutions?

MS Grid from VB4 to VB6 ?

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