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  1. September 10th, 2009, 04:13 PM #1
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    Thoughts on the new migration tool for VB 6 apps

    Looking to get feedback from developers - what are your thoughts on the new migration tool for VB 6 apps that was announced this week...which is supposed to take you to the cloud.
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  2. September 10th, 2009, 05:54 PM #2
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    Re: Thoughts on the new migration tool for VB 6 apps

    Post a link. They're probably talking about VB.Net, anyways
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    Re: Thoughts on the new migration tool for VB 6 apps

    Save your Visual Basic 6.0 applications with the new ArtinSoft/Visual WebGui VB 6.0 to Web & Cloud migration solution
    The new joint offering provides a complete solution for taking current Visual Basic 6.0 or Microsoft Windows Forms applications and moving them to a Web-based environment, saving deployment, remote access licenses, and infrastructure costs, while at the same time adding flexibility by allowing the choice between DHTML, Silverlight, or cloud-based user interfaces at the switch of a button.

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    I presume that is what you are referring to ?
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    Re: Thoughts on the new migration tool for VB 6 apps

    two dead links?
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    Re: Thoughts on the new migration tool for VB 6 apps

    Take 2 (See if they work now)

    Otherwise just go to the VWG Site and look around
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  6. September 11th, 2009, 06:27 PM #6
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    Re: Thoughts on the new migration tool for VB 6 apps

    Must have been down for maintenance. It works now. You don't have a license for that, do you? I wonder what it'd do with my 3K line app, that has ActiveResizer controls embedded in about 20 forms... I doubt the trial version would allow me to deploy anything... Pretty expensive pay options, as well.
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