Do I have sufficient resources to install VB6 on Windows 10?

[Bobbles]

I am trying to figure out if I have what it takes to get VB6 running under my Windows 10. Up until now I have VB6 running on Windows 98. I am retired but want to keep two basic programs going. In addition to VS6Installer, what additional resources do I need to install VB6 on Windows 10? I currently have three CDs:

1 Visual Basic 6.0 Professional Edition
2 msdn Library - Visual Studio 6.0
3 Visual Studio 6.0 - Service Pack 5

Is this sufficient?

What version (year and month) of ' msdn Library - Visual Studio 6.0' do you have ?
Is it a pack of 3 (I think) CDs ? OR the single DVD that some of us managed to get ?

If it is too old then you miss out on some 'Help' stuff (MS released VB6 before they fully completed things, particularly the Help)
Thus they quietly allowed us (Purchasers of VB6) to get a free years subscription to MSDN in the form of packs of CDs or single DVDs
If it is too new then you get flooded with a lot of VB.NET crap

[StanH]

What version (year and month) of ' msdn Library - Visual Studio 6.0' do you have ?
Is it a pack of 3 (I think) CDs ? OR the single DVD that some of us managed to get ?

My 'msdm Library Visual Studio 6' is two CD's. The paper insert refers to mid-1998. On the CD's it says "designed for Windows NT and Windows 98". There are numbers:
Disk1-Setup:
0698 Part No. x03-73118

Disk2:
0598 Part No. x03-73123

Service Pack 5 is one CD, copyright 2000
1100 Part No. x06-21662