Open the Visual Basic 6 compiler application from the Windows "Visual Basic" program group. Open your VB6 project in the editor. Create a file handler to the CSV file.

Click the Visual Studio file in the project folder to select it and then click "Open." Your Visual Basic project will now open in Visual Studio.

When I start VB and choose to open an existing project, it starts me out in the VB6 directory. Is there any way to change this default directory? I can't seem to locate an option or registry key ...

I've never used VB.net but I have used VB6 so some of my info might be a bit off.<BR><BR>I don't know that there is any magic way to export to a csv. I think that you may have to write it out ...

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