Originally posted by Peder
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This was the third time I really tried to learn vb.net, and the same happens every time. I go back to good old' VB6. Can somebody tell me why we needed vb.net? For me it looks like Microsoft tried to make a more advanced version of VB, but failed brutally, and instead made a less intuitive and much harder to use version. How can I make apps with vb.net when the object "app" doesn't exist and the declaration type string is thrown? No, I hope Microsoft makes a VB 7 version to us other! Have anyone else also heard this rumor?

Just feels quite frustrated right now, and wanted to scream it out. Sorry folks

I don't have anything against vb.net, besides that I would burn it, dig it 80 feet down and nuke it.
Sounds to me like you need to change your method of study. I picked up VB.NET in about 3-4 days, and will take it over VB6 any day of the week. I'm saying this as a hardcore VB programmer of many years.