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I have a VB6.0 application, created by someone in this company before me. Now I have to make some changes in it, is it possible to compile a VB6 project in VS2003 or VS2008?? If yes, then how? Do I need to do something special for that.
If no, Can I install VB6 as seperate app on my machine where I have both VS2003 and VS2008 installed?
Thanks for help.
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In short, it is not possible to open/compile VB6 projects in Visual Studio 2003 or later.
As far as I know, there’s no problem in having VB6 IDE and VS2003 installed on the same machine.