Hi Thomas,
I don't want to judge anyone.
But there is a difference here.
Fine if MS wants to remove VB 6 support. It is a developer's job to do
something about a programs compatibility.
But what should someone do as an end user?
It is not my fault if a program screams about missing DLLs...
OK, I can download the VB 6 runtime if I need to run a VB 6 file.
But isn't part of current DirectX end user license specifically forbidding
you to manually install DX7VB.DLL or DX8VB.DLL into your current operating
systems and/or their DirectX (DX 10 or DX 11)?
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