>>>Anyway. I thought I'd share this with all the UTers.
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>>Maybe you need to take the lead, and let them know that .NET is available now!
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>They know it's available. They just don't trust the first version. They want all the bugs out; they're welling to wait for the next version.

Moving to vb6 is a move backwards with no clear path to .NET. You can't just do a "save as .NET" in vb6 when .NET++ comes out. Nor can you "convert/upgrade" in .NET your vb6 applications (akin to upgrading a fpw app to VFP). I am all for moving to .NET if it fits your company, but moving to vb6 with the anticipation of moving to VB.NET makes no sense.