Yes VB.Net can use all of VB6's controls, although this should be avoided if possible. Although i use them enough Obviously it has some of its own as well. The only things is some of the VB6 controls, dont work exactly the way as they rely on VB6 methods, which VB.Net doesnt support - ie: some of them use twips.
VB6 has little poor ActiveX controls with many limitations.
e.g. You can't change the scrollbars property of textbox at runtime for switch to wordwrap and conversely.
I hope VB.NET dont have these funny limitations.
Thanks
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