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  1. Mar 14th, 2001, 09:12 AM #1
    Srinimusuku
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    Hi,
    Can i know the steps to migratet a VisualBasic application from Windows-NT operating system to Windows-2000 operating system.

    Thanks in advance
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    install it on 2000. as long as you didnt use any API calls that are not supported anymore.
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    Thanks, but one more question

    Thanks a lot,
    That helps.
    So, if i just install the VB6 app on Win-2000, it will work??
    Or do i have to make any special settings on VB side?
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    In mst cases youshouldnt have to do anything.
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  6. Mar 14th, 2001, 09:31 AM #5
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    I use Win2000 as my main OS, and all VB apps I write worke perfecly.

    Only some API calls aren't supported in Win2k as opposed to Win98, but that's because of the WindowsNT framework for Win2k (=NT5).

    For example the SystemParametersInfo API doesn't exist in WindowsNT (2k)

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