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Self Migration From Visual Basic to JAVA

Self Migration From Visual Basic to JAVA After watching videos and reading e-books about Java , I unexpectedly appreciate the importance of class in Visual Basic . And since they’re both belong to OOP and uses objects, it will be easy for a programmer to shift his course from VB to java or vice versa. For a deadkid like me, it took a month for me to completely understand the ins and outs of java . I want to share my story on how I do the migration on being a javaman.

Visual Basic 6 : "Can't edit module"

This message pissed me off when im trying to run my system using vb 6 with VSS(Visual Source Safe). I already reinstall my Visual Studio but still, it always keep on appearing until i found out that there are 2 event procedures in my code doesn't have a code inside of it, that's why i choeck out the module then put a comment to that procedures. Hope it helps you guys, specially Visual Basic programmers.

VB 6 controls looks like .NET

I discovered a technique on how to make your buttons in Visual Basic 6 into XP buttons... Just copy this code in notepad then save it as VB6 .exe.manifest then copy it to the VB Directory. Then start a project and try to add some buttons, combo boxes etc and compile an exe from it. You can rename it with your vb application (i.e FFEMS.exe.manifest) and copy it to your applications directory and take a XP look. version="1.0.0.0" processorArchitecture="X86" name="Microsoft. VB6 .VBnetStyles" type="win32" /> VBnet Manifest for VB6 IDE type="win32" name="Microsoft.Windows.Common-Controls" version="6.0.0.0" processorArchitecture="X86" publicKeyToken="6595b64144ccf1df" language="*" />

Visual Basic 6 : "Can't edit module"

This message pissed me off when im trying to run my system using vb 6 with VSS(Visual Source Safe). I already reinstall my Visual Studio but still, it always keep on appearing until i found out that there are 2 event procedures in my code doesn't have a code inside of it, that's why i choeck out the module then put a comment to that procedures. Hope it helps you guys, specially Visual Basic programmers.