The code was not recyclable. I did little in VB 6, but from what I did do, it required a lot of rewrites. There are several links on MSDN for performing code upgrades:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vbrun/ms788239.aspx

I did see several threads similar to those on the UT during the 1st yr of dotnet. And as you can see it did very little. It appears both VB6 and VFP now have the same future support plans at MS. Work going on now to get them to work well with Vista. But nothing firm beyound that.

>>What kind of continuation do you think was available for the VB programmers?
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>My view, from the outside, is that existing code was recyclable too some point. Did they have to recode everything.
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>Was it like passing from FoxPro Dos to Visual Foxpro? Getting objects and redoing all the screen while keeping functions that was 5 years old :D
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>I'm serious because I never used either one.