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First of all sorry for my english,

I think that the best method of translate C# code to VB .NET code is make it manually.

If you find any utility to make this, it will make a chaos code.

It's an opinion, but you can try to find any utility (really exists ?) that make this and test yourself.

Bye
 
Also,....

The first one, gives commented out To Do's w/ some of the code that the translator could not convert clearly.
 
I can't imagine there's so much C# code out there that you would need to have a quality conversion tool. If it's just sample projects that you need converted, to learn from or to mimic or extend, I would guess the two programs you mentioned would work fine. Converting the rest of the code shouldn't be too hard, I wouldn't guess.

If you run the conversion and need some specific questions answered, we're always here to help. :)

-Nerseus
 
I can handle sample(small) C# projects fine. The two translators that I named earlier, work better for larger projects and code samples. Especially the the first one, b/c of the commented To Do's along the way. Maybe I went wrong by not explaing the purpose of my initial post. All I was trying to avoid was thinking that the translators I found were the end all of C# to VB.NET convertors. But thanks for your offer, but the translators I've found work well. So, once again...Has anyone found any OTHER C# to VB.NET convertors?
 
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