Hm, funny how you wait years for a program to deal with video rentals and then two come along at once...

Really, as the Shaggy One suggests, don't do it. What might have been an A grade VB6 project will turn into an E grade .Net project, and it will be really obvious what you've done to boot.

There isn't too much difference between vb6 and .net in the end. The easiest way to do it properly, if you have the time, is definitely to redesign the form and then copy the code to the controls one by one. It will automatically underline where you have something wrong, not declaring variables and such like, and then you just go through those one by one as well.




If it needs to be in tomorrow, the Upgrade wizard is included with VB.Net

zaza