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Indeed Microsoft VB6 has a great achienvement to improve DB-Technology and Front Hand I congratulate this version 8/23/2006 2:41 AM | Mohamed Ayyaz Azeem

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Is there any way to reverse assemble a Visual Basic 6.0 Learning Edition program that was made EXE? It's my own program, and it has a simple-to-correct algebraic error in it. I should be able to do that from the VBP files, but I lost them in a computer crash and don't have a recent backup. If I could get back to the original code of Form1, it would make revising and correcting the program a lot easier. I have been looking at what I can see with a viewer that decodes Hex, and most of the string quotations are visible, so decoding the rest should be possible. Can anyone suggest a good dissambler or viewer for the program? It is 92K in size. 9/4/2006 10:07 PM | David517

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is there a way to change the number format in a textBox to currency format after a user enters a number. 9/12/2006 6:06 PM | Timothy

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Timothy:
Attach a textbox1.text = textbox1.text.tostring("c") to the onchange event of the textbox...

David517:
"Working" Decompilers do not exist for VB6 but some can rip the exe apart and re-build the structure of the app... like what form fields you had and their properties - and what forms you had and their properties... this sadly is the closest you are going to get for now to decompiling it :) 9/12/2006 9:44 PM | Golf Scramble Search

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