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Converting to VB.NET
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I'm in the process of converting a VB6 app to VB.NET. This is one of the errors I get:
Error 1 Unable to create a manifest resource name for "ctlTaskFilter.resX". Could not find file 'C:\Users\Curt\Documents\M
I don't have a file by that name anywhere. How do I get past this?
I'm in the process of converting a VB6 app to VB.NET. This is one of the errors I get:
Error 1 Unable to create a manifest resource name for "ctlTaskFilter.resX". Could not find file 'C:\Users\Curt\Documents\M
I don't have a file by that name anywhere. How do I get past this?
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Maybe I can convert this app little at a time, with the .NET forms calling VB6 forms when needed. Is that possible?
No, it's not possible.
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Tommy1b: That is one of my biggest obstacles. The current app runs over Access, and I want to convert it to VB.NET or C# and run it over SQL Server. It might be more work that it's worth.
jpaulino: I know what you mean because on my last job (at the Justice Department), they were still using a HUGE VB6 program that I had to maintain. They had plans to replace it with web-based .NET, but I got the impression they were going to start from scratch.
jpaulino: I know what you mean because on my last job (at the Justice Department), they were still using a HUGE VB6 program that I had to maintain. They had plans to replace it with web-based .NET, but I got the impression they were going to start from scratch.
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