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i think that it would compile your programs ok - it will run in a &quot;virtual 32 bit environment&quot; within the 64 bit windows.<br />
The problem that you may run into is that the installer will not run - - if you can get it to install then you should be good to go.<br />

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i think that it would compile your programs ok - it will run in a "virtual 32 bit environment" within the 64 bit windows.
The problem that you may run into is that the installer will not run - - if you can get it to install then you should be good to go.


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By the way, read all the user comments and feedback after the instructions for valuable info.
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By the way, read all the user comments and feedback after the instructions for valuable info.

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I would like to install VB6 on my new Windows 7 machine (64 bit)<br />
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I do not want to use a virtual Machine, is this possible?<br />
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Is there any good article which explains what kind of issues may arise?<br />
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I ocasionaly need to recompile older programmes and dll.<br />
When compiling under windows 7 is there the danger that it compiles differently?<br />
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I would like to install VB6 on my new Windows 7 machine (64 bit)

I do not want to use a virtual Machine, is this possible?

Is there any good article which explains what kind of issues may arise?

I ocasionaly need to recompile older programmes and dll.
When compiling under windows 7 is there the danger that it compiles differently?



Installing VB6.0 SP6 on Windows 7  64bit

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.