Momentum Webcast: Visual Basic 6 and Windows 7: Alternatives for Application Compatibility (Level 200)  

In this webcast, we show you different options to get applications that were developed in Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 running on the Windows 7 operating system. Join us to learn how applications developed in Visual Basic 6 can be upgraded to the Microsoft .NET Framework so the applications work without issues. We cover the business reasons for getting your application to work with Windows 7, the benefits provided by the .NET Framework and Windows 7, and available alternatives for application modernization. We also provide information on and a demo of the ArtinSoft Visual Basic to .NET migration product, the Visual Basic Upgrade Companion (VBUC). 

  
Presenter: Jose Aguilar, Migration Architect and Senior Consultant, ArtinSoft

Jose Aguilar is a migration architect and senior consultant at ArtinSoft. For more than seven years, Jose has helped companies around the world rescue their investments in Microsoft Visual Basic 6 by moving their applications to the Microsoft .NET Framework. He has more than 10 years of consulting experience in various aspects of computing and currently works on migration projects and with the community that is dedicated to migrating applications to .NET. Jose maintains his blog at http://blogs.artinsoft.net/jose_aguilar_blog.

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