Using .bas files in Visual Studio 2005?

I am trying to utilize a library of function for GPIB communication. I was instructed to add a .bas module to the project to link up with the function library. However it seems like Visual Studio 2005 doesn't like .bas files like VS6 did. Any suggestions? Thanks

[263 byte] By [Locky083] at [2007-12-28]

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# 1

Dude, this really is the wrong forum for this question.

Why don't you run that VB6 project through one of the import wizards that translate VB6 to VB.Net? You will then end up with a VB.Net project which you can reference from other projects in the normal way.

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sluggy at 2007-9-4 >

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# 2

This post is a little late, but it could help someone who has a similar question. I will assume that you are using a National Instruments GPIB controller. For VS 2003 and 2005, just download and install the latest software for your GPIB interface from ni.com. The software includes native .NET support for GPIB communication. You will no longer need the .bas files. If you have an interface from another manufacturer, there is almost no doubt they will have a .NET driver for it by now.

Hope this helps.

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