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Port VB2 Application to VB6
Is there any tool available tto port a VB2 application to VB6 application?
And how 16bit controls are to be converted in 32bit controls?
Thanks
ACFTEST
And how 16bit controls are to be converted in 32bit controls?
Thanks
ACFTEST
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