The Format statement in VB3.0 and VB6.0 behaves differently.FOr instance,FOrmat("Microsoft","@-@"
in VB3.0 gives Microsof-t while in VB6.0 it is M-icrosoft.
Please let me know if there are nay more in-built functions that have different functionality in VB3.0 and VB6.0 that has to be taken care during migration of VB3.0 applications to VB6.0.
Please let me know if there are nay more in-built functions that have different functionality in VB3.0 and VB6.0 that has to be taken care during migration of VB3.0 applications to VB6.0.