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VB6 programming
I'm new in Adobe SDK programming. I've a question: is it possibile to use SDK api directly in VB6 code.? If yes, how?
I've downloaded Acrobat 9 SDK and I've seen that all VB examples refer to VB.NET. So...
Thanks in advance,
Nunzio.
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malkyt8@adobeforums.com #2 Re: VB6 programming
Hi,
VB6 is no longer supported for development against the Adobe Acrobat product, you really should upgrade to VS .NET 2005.
That being said you can still import the necessary file in to VS 6 and it should work without any problems (although not supported). It does mean that you would have to start from scratch as non of the samples from the Acrobat 9 SDK would work in that environment.
Although if you go here you should be able to download the Acrobat 7 SDK which I believe was supported on that version of Visual Studio and its samples should function.
<http://www.adobe.com/devnet/acrobat/> and select the download link then scroll down
HTH
Malky
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