Why VB6 Not Support MSDN 2003?
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The MSDN 2003 library is specifically for Visual Studio .NET (2003).  It does NOT contain any references to VB6.  By this time, VB6 was replaced by VB.NET, and so all of the documentation is for the new language.\n\nThe good news is that you can install several different versions of Visual Studio and MSDN (Visual Studio 6 (VB6) + MSDN1999 and Visual Studio 2003 + MSDN 2003, or 2005 as well).  They co-exist well and don't have any overlap problems.\n\nIf you want VB6 documentation, you will either need to find you MSDN1999 CD and install it, or you'll have to look online.\n\nHere is a link:\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnanchor/html/vb6anchor.asp
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Just install the latest.\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=2DA43D38-DB71-4C1B-BC6A-9B6652CD92A3&displaylang=en
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/previous/2003/sysreqs/default.aspx\n\nIf you're using this type of software, why don't you know where to look for this information?
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VB.net is better than VB 6.0. Here are few of my reasons...\n\n1. The code written in VB.net can combine with codes written in other .net  languages, thereby providing better reusability. \n\n2. The VB.net code doesn't need the DLL's to run. Hence it is easy to transfer applications from one system to another. \n\n3. The VB.net code can migrate over platforms with the help of software like mono. \n\n4. The VB.net is object oriented whereas the VB 6.0 is an object based language.\n\nI think these reasons should be enough to say that VB.net is better than VB 6.0.
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Visual Basic .NET.\n\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/
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an ISO file is a file that is a CD image so you will either have to use a program like nero or easy cd creator to burn it to disk Or you can install a Virutal ISO manager like microsofts creation or DaemonTools\n\nhttp://home.so-net.net.tw/kmolly/dtools/daemon403-x86.exe\n\nOnce you install Daemon tools you will need to restart your computer, because it loads a virtual manger for IDE interface or SCSI interface drives. Once you reboot load the image and try the installation. \n\nQuestion for VB? or VB.net VB 6.0 the last true visual basic is deprecated and is not recommended to be in production use because of the clunky runtime that you have to install. MSDN can provide a wealth of resources but your best bet is to start with a book. Type into google "VB.NET resources should equal a wealth of information.\n\n\n- Mike Roth
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in VB 6:\n========\n\n1. create a standard exe project.\n2. right click on project in project explorer.\n3. click add item, select new item\n4. select MDI form\n5. add new form, (form2)\n6. in form2 properties, select MDI child property and set its value to MDIForm1.
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My first instinct is that you should upgrade as the newer versions of Microsoft development environments have much better support for this stuff.\n\nBut, barring that, I'd just have to take a few guesses.  \n\nVB 6.0 was a bit touchy about how it handled APIs.  You may need to look into the variable types you're passing into the API call and its declaration - make sure you're using a current API declaration for VB 6.0 and that you have SP 6.0 installed.\n\nInternetReadFile is designed to use a buffer to pull chunks of the response back and accumulate them.  If you're trying to pull back a huge file in a single read, you may come across all kinds of limitations.   It's probably better to write something more scalable like the example below.   Pardon the formatting mess caused by this answers field.\n\n\n\nDim hInternetSession       As Long\nDim hUrlFile               As Long\nDim sReadBuffer            As String * 4096     ' Grab 4k at a time\nDim sBuffer                As String\nDim lNumberOfBytesRead     As Long\nDim bDoLoop                As Boolean\nDim sURL                   As String\n\nhInternetSession = InternetOpen("Test", _\n    INTERNET_OPEN_TYPE_PRECONFIG, vbNullString, vbNullString, 0)\n\nsURL = txtURL\nhUrlFile = InternetOpenUrl(hInternetSession, _\n    sURL, vbNullString, 0, INTERNET_FLAG_RELOAD, 0)\n\nbDoLoop = True\nWhile bDoLoop\n    sReadBuffer = scBlankStr\n    bDoLoop = InternetReadFile(hUrlFile, sReadBuffer, _\n                Len(sReadBuffer), lNumberOfBytesRead)\n    sBuffer = sBuffer & Left$(sReadBuffer, lNumberOfBytesRead)\n    If Not CBool(lNumberOfBytesRead) Then bDoLoop = False\nWend\nInternetCloseHandle (hUrlFile)\nInternetCloseHandle (hInternetSession)
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Use crystal reports or data report (for vb6). If you are using vb.net the you can use only crystal report
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Pull over!!!\n\nDriving Visual Basic 6 without a license, huh?\n\nGonna have to write you a ticket.
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The previous .Net version of VB/C#/etc supported both desktop, mobile and web applications, for .Net Framework 1.1+.  The new Visual Studio for 2005 support the .Net 2.0.\n\nMicrosoft is releasing a scaled down version of Visual Studio 2005 with just VB called Visual Basic Express 2005.  It will support the same .Net platform, but NOT do web and mobile developement, nor will it have the XML editor.\n\nSee the link below for more info...
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It depends on what software interface the driver for the data aquisition card provides. If it is COM based which it probably is, you should be able to interface with VB6. But If you are writing a driver for the PCI card yourself, you cannot do that in VB. You will need to develop that driver in C and compile against the DDK (driver development kit). Also, know that VB6 is no longer supported by Microsoft. You should look into newer technologies such as .NET.
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Obviously you would need sql server running somewhere since it is not an embedded sql server. TO package VB programs, you can go to your build preferences and select bin. And then you can see the packaged .exe there.
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Well I just checked the forums. It didnt talk about any problems with installing VB 2005 over VB 6. But ideally I would advice you to uninstall VB 6 and then install VB 2005. Because the Express is the new version of VB 6. You dont want the DLLs to clash post installation. \n\nYet will check and revert with exact details.
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Glenn answered the question correctly.  However this is one version of Windows 2003 that was left out.\n\nWindows 2003 Web Edition
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My  friend , Crystal Report is a third party tool  it is not along with visual studio 6.0
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Try microsoft. com and look for msdn. U´ll find what ur looking for there