Embedded Linux, Visual Basic 6 Appz on XPe

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Embedded Linux >> Visual Basic 6 Appz on XPe

by .::[ zerodefex ]::. » Wed, 18 Aug 2004 22:45:43 GMT

Hi there,

excuse me for the dumby ansewer but I'm new here! ;)

Can I installa a Microsoft Visual Basic 6 application on XPe?

Thanx alot!




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Embedded Linux >> Visual Basic 6 Appz on XPe

by Blane Bramble » Thu, 19 Aug 2004 03:35:41 GMT






You'd be better off asking this is a Microsoft embedded newsgroup - this is
(as the name suggests) a Linux group, so VB6 and XPe are not relevant here.

Blane.




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Embedded Linux >> Visual Basic 6 Appz on XPe

by .::[ zerodefex ]::. » Thu, 19 Aug 2004 18:37:55 GMT

> You'd be better off asking this is a Microsoft embedded newsgroup - this
is
here.

Argh! Excuse me, I'm sure to send the question to another group! ;-P




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