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We continue to support a complex VB6 app (started development in 94). It is too expensive to port the entire app over, and now VB6 is left to languish. There ar
by teyc 15y ago
We continue to support a complex VB6 app (started development in 94). It is too expensive to port the entire app over, and now VB6 is left to languish. There are some problems with building some controls in 64 bit environment and we can't get support for it. Remember going from VB6 to .NET is a massive and risky investment. Why move if you think you are going to be abandoned again?