Perhaps you're right.. Have they continued to eliminate features they didn't like in releases since 2002? As far as I could tell, VB.NET wasn't an upgrade to V

Perhaps you're right.. Have they continued to eliminate features they didn't like in releases since 2002? As far as I could tell, VB.NET wasn't an upgrade to VB6, it was a product introduced to smooth the transition to C#... like Lotus 1-2-3 shortcut compatibility in Excel. VB.NET simply couldn't do what I was using VB for. It's like if you went to the hardware store and they told you that instead of selling hammers, now they sell screwdrivers. They're better because they're easier to get out, they hold better, etc. That's all fine and good.. unless you've got a truck full of nails and the roofing contract calls for the shingles to be nailed in.