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SSWConsulting · Apr 13, 2024 · ff467ae · ff467ae
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+type: rule
+title: Do you use .Net built-in Visual Basic Upgrade Wizard?
+uri: use-net-built-in-visual-basic-upgrade-wizard
+authors:
+  - title: Adam Cogan
+    url: https://ssw.com.au/people/adam-cogan/
+created: 2014-03-14T05:11:00.000Z
+guid: 862f1b29-b74f-4948-8dda-7eaccf89532d
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+The Visual Basic Upgrade Wizard is a great place to start converting to VS.NET 2005 process. The upgrade happens automatically when you open a Visual Basic 6.0 project in Visual Basic 2005: the Upgrade Wizard steps you through the upgrade process and creates a new Visual Basic 2005 project.   
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+<!--endintro-->
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+![Figure: Visual Basic Upgrade Wizard](vbupgradewizard.gif)
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+Nonetheless, there are still some major changes from Visual Basic 6 to Visual Basic 2005, which will require you to rewrite. Data access is probably the largest one, and graphics and printing make a large dent in the total as well. Even with these major changes, though, the Wizard is clearly the place to start. 
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+![Figure: Visual Basic Upgrade Report   ](vb6upgradereport.gif)
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+![Figure: Sample error message](2024-04-13_15-29-58.png)
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