Ok, those of you that have been frequenting the forum know that I am converting a VB6 project to VB.NET using the upgrade wizard thing in Visual Studio.NET. I have successfully used the wizard to convert the project to its initial beginning state from VB6 to VB.NET.

The next question is.....Should I now try to go ahead and convert it to C# as it is before editing it and then begin editing in C#......or finish editing it in VB.NET and get it running before converting to C#.

I know some responses will be to simply rewrite from VB6 to C#, but consider that this project has over 40,000 lines of code and multiple forms and modules. Even with all the "Upgrade warnings" and other messages the wizard seems to save a lot of time in that you do not have to recreate your forms, textboxes, labels, a lot of code, etc....etc....

If I were going to convert a VB.NET project to C#.....what is the best way to go about it?

Thanks!