convert vba macros to .NET

[Anonymous]

I have clung to what little vba programming skill I developed for a long
time, so I am very new to understanding how to enter the .NET game.

One reason I am anxious to make the move is unless I use late binding in my
projects, my code breaks with several versions of cad in our environment as
we get ready to upgrade.

Is there a way to move vba project into .NET?

[NathTay]

Personally I wouldn't move VBA projects to .NET unless you rewrite them to use the .NET API.

Regards - Nathan

[Anonymous]

.net will not eliminate the need for late binding ...

"Michael Killion" wrote in message
news:5197896@discussion.autodesk.com...
I have clung to what little vba programming skill I developed for a long
time, so I am very new to understanding how to enter the .NET game.

One reason I am anxious to make the move is unless I use late binding in my
projects, my code breaks with several versions of cad in our environment as
we get ready to upgrade.

Is there a way to move vba project into .NET?

[Anonymous]

Thank you both for your responses.

"Michael Killion" wrote in message
news:5197896@discussion.autodesk.com...
I have clung to what little vba programming skill I developed for a long
time, so I am very new to understanding how to enter the .NET game.

One reason I am anxious to make the move is unless I use late binding in my
projects, my code breaks with several versions of cad in our environment as
we get ready to upgrade.

Is there a way to move vba project into .NET?