Introduction
What is Microsoft Interop Forms Redistributable Package 2.0a?
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Microsoft Interop Forms Redistributable Package 2.0a is a free tool that allows you to use .NET forms and controls in your existing Visual Basic 6 (VB6) applications. It is part of the , which is a Visual Studio add-in that simplifies the process of creating .NET forms and controls that can be hosted on VB6 forms. These .NET forms and controls look and feel just like regular ActiveX controls, but you build them the same way you would any other .NET control.
By using this tool, you can extend your VB6 applications with new features and functionality without having to upgrade the entire code base. You can also migrate your VB6 applications to .NET gradually, one form at a time.
How to use it
How to install it
To install Microsoft Interop Forms Redistributable Package 2.0a, you need to follow these steps:
Make sure you have installed the , which are required for using Office automation features in .NET forms and controls.
Download the from the official Microsoft download page.
Run the setup file and follow the instructions to install the tool on your computer.
Restart your computer if prompted.
After installing the tool, you can start creating and using interop forms and controls in your VB6 applications.
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How to create interop forms and controls
To create interop forms and controls, you need to use Visual Studio 2005 or later. You also need to install the , which is a Visual Studio add-in that provides templates, wizards, and tools for creating interop forms and controls. You can download the toolkit from the same page as the redistributable package.
To create an interop form or control, you need to follow these steps:
Open Visual Studio and create a new project of type Windows Forms Control Library.
In the Solution Explorer, right-click on the project name and select Add New Item.
In the Add New Item dialog box, select Interop Form or Interop User Control, depending on what you want to create. Give it a name and click Add.
A new interop form or control will be added to your project. You can design it using the Visual Studio designer, just like any other .NET form or control. You can also add code to it using the code editor.
To make your interop form or control compatible with VB6, you need to set some properties in the Properties window. For example, you need to set the RegisterForComInterop property to True, and the ComVisible property to True. You can also set other properties, such as Caption, Name, and Description, to make your interop form or control more user-friendly.
To build your interop form or control, right-click on the project name and select Build. This will generate a .NET assembly (.dll) file that contains your interop form or control.
After creating an interop form or control, you can use it in your VB6 applications.
How to use interop forms and controls in VB6 applications
To use interop forms and controls in VB6 applications, you need to follow these steps:
Copy the .NET assembly (.dll) file that contains your interop form or control to a folder on your computer.
Open your VB6 application in the VB6 IDE.
In the Project Explorer, right-click on the project name and select References.
In the References dialog box, click on the Browse button and locate the .NET assembly (.dll) file that contains your interop form or control. Select it and click OK.
A reference to your interop form or control will be added to your project. You can see it in the References dialog box under the .NET tab.
To use your interop form or control in your VB6 code, you need to declare a variable of its type, create an instance of it using the New keyword, and call its methods and properties as needed. For example, if you have created an interop form named MyForm with a button named Button1, you can use it like this:
' Declare a variable of type MyForm Dim myForm As MyForm ' Create an instance of MyForm Set myForm = New MyForm ' Show MyForm myForm.Show() ' Handle Button1 click event Private Sub myForm_Button1_Click() ' Do something when Button1 is clicked MsgBox "Hello from .NET!" End Sub
To close your interop form or control, you need to call its Dispose method and set its variable to Nothing. For example:
' Close MyForm myForm.Dispose() ' Release MyForm Set myForm = Nothing
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