Convert VB6 to VB.NET
C Solutions specializes in VB6 to
VB.NET migration projects.
Our experience with VB goes back to VB3, and, our experience with
Basic goes back to the days when personal computer data was stored
on cassette tapes. So, we have the background to work with your
older VB programs, and the cutting edge experience with .NET to convert
your current program from the old way of doing things, to the new.
This will greatly extend the useful life, and potential things you
can do with your program(s).
Isn't it time you made the leap with your legacy programs from VB6 and
convert them to VB.NET? We're here to help.
Click here to contact us at C Solutions
so we can start the process of converting your VB6 programs to
VB.NET.
Microsoft's "It Just Works" Policy with VB6 on Vista and
Windows 7
Microsoft is not looking to make things any better for VB6
programs. Their official policy, for Vista and Windows 7 is "It Just
Works", from their website - "The
Visual Basic team is committed to “It Just Works” compatibility for
Visual Basic 6.0 applications on Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008
including R2, and Windows 7.". I don't know about you,
but, I would like to run my business with a system which has
stronger backing for it than "It Just Works".
In fact, Microsoft publicly says it does not officially plan to
even support VB6 after Windows 7. Specifically, from Microsoft's
website, "However
there are no plans to include VB6 runtime in future versions of
Windows beyond Windows 7.". So, you may plan on getting many more
years out of those old VB6 programs, time clearly is not on your
side.
Convert to VB.NET to get Microsoft's help and backing with the
latest technologies with .NET. Contact us
so we can help give your old programs a new lease on life.
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VB.NET Is Superior To VB6
VB.NET is much better than VB6, in a number of ways, including:
* VB.NET is made for network operations, such as connecting to
databases, websites, etc. In fact, that's where the '.NET' come
from in the name VB.NET - network handling in implied and even
part of the name.
* VB.NET provides faster programs than VB6. VB.NET is made with
compiled code. This results in faster running programs than
VB6's pcode, which runs through an interpreter. Basically,
similarly written programs will run faster in VB.NET than VB6.
* VB.NET has a better developer interface. VB.NET's developer
interface is much better than that in VB6. This results in
improved programmer productivity and lower costs for you to
maintain, fix, and enhance, your programs.
* VB.NET has more developers available for it than there are available for VB6. A
long time ago, there were many more VB6 developers than VB.NET
developers. Now, that's reversed. There's many more VB.NET
developers than VB6 developers. The longer you wait to convert
your programs the harder time you will have finding developers
who know, and have experience with, VB6. Save time and money and
get those conversions started today.
Contact us,
so we can help
you see
solutions.
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VB.NET Offers an Upgrade Path To The Future, Unlike
VB6's Path to Nowhere
VB.NET is built using Microsoft's latest programming environment,
.NET. It has all the latest technologies available in this
system, whereas VB6 has been forgotten, when it comes to the
latest technology, for years. VB.NET can
provide a much stronger system than the old, VB6 system can
provide.
VB.NET allows you to connect your applications to the latest
version of
Microsoft's database system of SQL Server.
VB.NET is made to handle XML data, as well as a greatly increased
Object Oriented programming system over what was available in
VB6. This allows cleaner, more reusable code to be written in
VB.NET, than in VB6.
Contact us today to start the process to
convert your VB6 programs to VB.NET. It can be one of the
best choices you've done for your
business as you can take all
the hard work put into the original programs and transition it
into a system made to last for years to come, all while greatly
increasing the program's available things it can do, and, it's
overall speed.
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