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How to switch a form from script to VB.NET

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pcserv - 09 Dec 2004 23:04 GMT
I have an existing working InfoPath form that uses VBScript.  I want to
convert it to VB.NET without starting over.  The conversion of the code is
not a problem.  What I need to know is what to change in the form so that it
uses the new VB.NET code instead of the script code.  Anyone been through
this before?

Jeff Cate
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP] - 10 Dec 2004 15:13 GMT
As part of creating a VB.NET InfoPath project, VS will ask you whether you want to import an existing form... choose that option.

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I have an existing working InfoPath form that uses VBScript.  I want to
convert it to VB.NET without starting over.  The conversion of the code is
not a problem.  What I need to know is what to change in the form so that it
uses the new VB.NET code instead of the script code.  Anyone been through
this before?

Jeff Cate
 
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