Access Forms to VB.Net Forms

Happy New Year everyone.

Quick question: does anyone know a good tool for converting Access forms
into VB.Net form?

Pete
Pete [ Mi, 02 Januar 2008 09:33 ] [ ID #1897740 ]

Re: Access Forms to VB.Net Forms

"Pete" <Pete [at] discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Happy New Year everyone.
>
> Quick question: does anyone know a good tool for converting Access forms
> into VB.Net form?
>
> Pete

I don't, but I once looked, there are a few around, but in the end I decided
it was better to redesign it as I went..

Its pretty impossible to deal with continuous forms as thats one of the real
powers of access, dotnet does that kinda thing way different...but yeah,
depends on what your app looks like...

Sorry not much help, but that was my experience,
Hope it helps.
John
DFS [ Mi, 02 Januar 2008 11:39 ] [ ID #1897745 ]

Re: Access Forms to VB.Net Forms

Thanks John. Any feedback is useful.

Pete


"John" wrote:

>
> "Pete" <Pete [at] discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:820E208B-5393-450E-BB00-4A57FD940D14 [at] microsoft.com...
> > Happy New Year everyone.
> >
> > Quick question: does anyone know a good tool for converting Access forms
> > into VB.Net form?
> >
> > Pete
>
> I don't, but I once looked, there are a few around, but in the end I decided
> it was better to redesign it as I went..
>
> Its pretty impossible to deal with continuous forms as thats one of the real
> powers of access, dotnet does that kinda thing way different...but yeah,
> depends on what your app looks like...
>
> Sorry not much help, but that was my experience,
> Hope it helps.
> John
>
>
>
Pete [ Mi, 02 Januar 2008 12:12 ] [ ID #1897748 ]
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