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As far as decompiling is concerned there are none for 32-bit VB. &nbsp;There were some I believe for the 16-bit version. 
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As far as decompiling is concerned there are none for 32-bit VB.  There were some I believe for the 16-bit version.

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Delete this question, because your never going to get an answer you like. &nbsp;There is no decompiler for VB above version 4.
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Delete this question, because your never going to get an answer you like.  There is no decompiler for VB above version 4.

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I figured as much, but had to ask as a last resort. &nbsp;Thanks
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I figured as much, but had to ask as a last resort.  Thanks

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I am interested in deconstructing an exe that was likely rendered in VB6 (before I got here) for which the original code has been lost. &nbsp;I am basically looking for a quick, cheap app that will either decompile the exe or offer detailed insight into the who/what/where and when of its processing.
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I am interested in deconstructing an exe that was likely rendered in VB6 (before I got here) for which the original code has been lost.  I am basically looking for a quick, cheap app that will either decompile the exe or offer detailed insight into the who/what/where and when of its processing.

Deconstructing VB exe

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.