Using VB.6

Last post 11-17-2006 03:44 AM by Turnipboy. 3 replies.

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11-14-2006 06:14 AM

Turnipboy
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Using VB.6

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Hi,

Can you use Visual Basic 6 in Infopath, if so how?

11-14-2006 07:56 AM In reply to

Matt Faus
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Hi Mr. Turnips!

I've never heard of this been done. I suppose if you can get VB6 to compile to something the CLR can understand than it should work but this seems like a whole lot of work. Why do you want to use the older version of VB anyway?

Matt Faus / Microsoft InfoPath MVP
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11-17-2006 02:17 AM In reply to

Turnipboy
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Can you use VB.Net then? It's just I am used to using VB 6.3 which is what Excel 2003 has (also so I can use the macro creator in Excel to create a macro and then I can view the script in its VB 6.3 editor for tips!)

11-17-2006 03:44 AM In reply to

Turnipboy
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For my benefit could you tell me which is the best language to learn/know for using InfoPath?

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