Rex,
You really are one of the VB6 survivors, but I'm sure you'd love VB Express.
One of the major advantages, from an educational view, is that the kids can
download it for free on their home computers.
regards,
Graeme
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From: "Rex Boggs" <[email protected]>
To: "QSITE ICT Teachers" <[email protected]>
Cc: "me" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2011 10:38 PM
Subject: [qsiteict] Visual Basic 6.0 and Windows 7?
I have just tried to install my trusty (well it was trusty) version of
Visual Basic 6.0 onto my home computer (Windows 7 64-bit OS) and was told
that it was not compatible. I then tried to install it on my Education
Queensland C4T laptop (Windows 7 Enterprise Edition), and was unsuccessful
there as well.
We have Windows 7 on on the school computers (not sure of the version), so
I am getting a bit worried.
Are any schools using Visual Basic 6.0 on a network with a Windows 7
operating system? If so, any problems? If so, any solutions?
Cheers
Rex
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