Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2001 17:03:11 -0400
From: Arnold Bilansky <71533.1031@compuserve.com>
Subject: VBLearn meeting this Monday

User Group: Visual Basic Learning Group
Date:       July 16
Time:       7:00pm
Location:   Microsoft, 6th floor, 230 Third Ave. Waltham MA

Important correction: The VB.NET presentation by Russ Fustino will be given
next month, not this month. See details below.

This month, on Monday July 16, we continue to survey and demonstrate some
of the skills measured on the VB 6 certification exams.

---- Next Month ---
We have a dynamite meeting on tap for August 20 by Microsoft's Russ
Fustino.

Best Practices for Upgrading VB 6.0 Projects to VB.NET

This session will cover the best practices to upgrade Visual Basic 6.0
projects to Visual Basic.NET. First, it will introduce Visual Basic.NET,
explaining the goals and new concepts. It will then discuss various
upgrade options as well as the interoperability with Visual Basic 6.0
and Visual Basic.NET. In addition, it provides architectural guidance as
well as programming recommendations, to allow developers to plan, design
and develop Visual Basic.NET applications now or in the future. Finally,
it will demonstrate how to take advantage of the new Visual Basic.NET
features.

Russ Fustino is a Microsoft Principal Technology Specialist and a
Microsoft Certified Professional with over 20 years of software
development experience. He has an expertise in developing Visual Basic
and Visual InterDev solutions. Prior to Microsoft, Russ was a VB
instructor, headed up a development department and created several
client/server application and system software products. Russ'
specialties include Visual Source Safe, team development methodologies,
COM development with VB, XML, Biztalk and is a Subject Matter Expert for
Devdays.
On August 20, we have a dynamite meeting!



 -Arnold

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