Thanks for all the info.

I'll explain myself a little better so that everyone can understand such an odd question

I'm with everyone, why learn older stuff when business' are asking for the new stuff.

Just with this case, here's what.

I've acquired several books on how-to learn for VB6 from several professors at local colleges. I got the books for free at the end of the year two years ago before my move to Kitchener/Waterloo.

I don't plan on learning this for a career move. It was for personal knowledge. However, from what I've read, it has answered my question.

Had it been relatively similar, I would have continued to learn VB6 and just migrate to .Net afterwards and learn the new changes, but since it would basically be a loss of time learning something and then having to relearn most of it afterwards, I'd rather just jump into VB.Net. I basically got the "basics" of VB6, which I will carry over to .Net

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So anyone want some VB6 Books?