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RE: porting over VB6 to QB64PE (and VB6 IDE that runs in browser & modern Windows ) - madscijr - 03-19-2025 (03-19-2025, 11:24 AM)bplus Wrote: Looks like I started my GUI app here: OK thanks! But you understand by now what I mean by MSFlexGrid, right? Sounds like I'd have to roll my own... RE: porting over VB6 to QB64PE (and VB6 IDE that runs in browser & modern Windows ) - bplus - 03-19-2025 Yeah it can be done, I saw Richard Russel developer of BBC doing an Spreadsheet type grid. I don't even think it's that hard. I am still extremely curious about this: https://staging.qb64phoenix.com/... WTH is "staging" ? RE: porting over VB6 to QB64PE (and VB6 IDE that runs in browser & modern Windows ) - SMcNeill - 03-19-2025 (03-19-2025, 11:24 AM)bplus Wrote: madscijr: Staging is a test forum that we back up this one to and then test major updates (like forum software version update) on, to make certain they work without breaking anything before repeating the process here. They're not really secret, but there's no reason for anyone to go there as it's just a copy from here for testing purposes. RE: porting over VB6 to QB64PE (and VB6 IDE that runs in browser & modern Windows ) - madscijr - 03-19-2025 (03-19-2025, 12:36 PM)bplus Wrote: Yeah it can be done, I saw Richard Russel developer of BBC doing an Spreadsheet type grid. I don't even think it's that hard.I can mess around and see what I can come up with, but if this already exists, I'd rather not reinvent the wheel... So is this something from back in the days of QB45 or more recent, like QB64 or QB64PE? Does this person have a link with code or a tutorial for this, or were you just remembering seeing this somewhere? RE: porting over VB6 to QB64PE (and VB6 IDE that runs in browser & modern Windows ) - Kernelpanic - 03-19-2025 (03-18-2025, 06:48 PM)madscijr Wrote: I've got some old VB6 programs I made many moons ago that I want to port over to QB64PE. . . .You can download Visual Basic 1.0 to 6.0 here: Visual Basic 1.0 - 6.0
RE: porting over VB6 to QB64PE (and VB6 IDE that runs in browser & modern Windows ) - madscijr - 03-19-2025 (03-19-2025, 01:28 PM)Kernelpanic Wrote:That's great that it's available online, but I already have it installed on an old laptop or 2!(03-18-2025, 06:48 PM)madscijr Wrote: I've got some old VB6 programs I made many moons ago that I want to port over to QB64PE. . . .You can download Visual Basic 1.0 to 6.0 here: Visual Basic 1.0 - 6.0 ![]() I just need to dig out an old computer - have been a little too busy, so been procrastinating. I don't think it'll run on Windows 11, right? I did manage to install Visual Studio Community 2022 and build AvaloniaVisualBasic6 and the EXE runs on my desktop, but when I try to open an existing project (vbp file) nothing happens, so I am guessing that either that part was never implemented or maybe I don't have the right permissions or Windows Defender setup...? RE: porting over VB6 to QB64PE (and VB6 IDE that runs in browser & modern Windows ) - Kernelpanic - 03-19-2025 Quote:I don't think it'll run on Windows 11, right?It runs without problems on Win 10 Prof. RE: porting over VB6 to QB64PE (and VB6 IDE that runs in browser & modern Windows ) - madscijr - 03-19-2025 (03-19-2025, 03:16 PM)Kernelpanic Wrote:No kidding. And you can build EXEs with it that work?Quote:I don't think it'll run on Windows 11, right?It runs without problems on Win 10 Prof. But is this Microsoft's site? Who is winworldpc.com? I'm very wary about installing programs downloaded from unknown sites... RE: porting over VB6 to QB64PE (and VB6 IDE that runs in browser & modern Windows ) - Kernelpanic - 03-19-2025 (03-19-2025, 03:54 PM)madscijr Wrote:Even more cautious than me? I've had the program installed for about two years and play around with it from time to time. Of course, you can also create EXE files. It's an original Visual Basic 5 Prof.(03-19-2025, 03:16 PM)Kernelpanic Wrote:No kidding. And you can build EXEs with it that work?Quote:I don't think it'll run on Windows 11, right?It runs without problems on Win 10 Prof. The German version 6 doesn't work; the program is looking for some file that isn't normally available today. ![]() PS: EXE-File:
RE: porting over VB6 to QB64PE (and VB6 IDE that runs in browser & modern Windows ) - madscijr - 03-19-2025 Thanks, I'll give that a look! |