Aikon

Hmm. Kay. Butting out.

As I stated in my post I am new to this, so as a very wild swing I think this might have something to do with it…I could be mistaken, so don't take my word for it. @modConstant.bas: > ' Gfx Path and variables > Public Const GFX_PATH As String = "\Data Files\graphics\" > Public Const GFX_EXT As String = ".bmp"

A simple search on google gave me [this page](http://filext.com/file-extension/adf) as the first hit. Here is some information from that site… @filext.com: > Detailed information for file extension ADF: > Primary association: Game > File classification: Game > Related links: WATTO Studios Game Extractor > Other applications associated with file type ADF: > > A.R.S.E.N.A.L. Extended Power (Main Game File) by Tactical SoftA.R.S.E.N.A.L "Extended Power" is a real time strategy game based on 2nd World War units. 40 different units are featured over GROUND, AIR and SEA: 15 ground units, 10 navy units, 10 aircraft and 5 fixed defense units. This file is called arsenal2.adf (Arsenal Data File). > Actual Drawing FileProgram ID: Actual_Drawing_Data_File > Adapter Description FileA file often used with the IBM Microshannel Architecture. Found on a floppy disk included with hardware the file described the hardware to the computer allowing a more automatic setup to take place. Related links: ADF Info > Admin Config File > Amiga (Disk File) by AmigaUncompressed 901120 byte DD Diskimage. The identifying characters used for this association are - Hex: 44 4F 53 , ASCII: DOS Related links: Amiga Forever, FAQ, Emulation Newbies Start Here!, Emulator Zone > Antenna Data File The identifying characters used for this association are - Hex: 52 45 56 4E 55 4D 3A 2C , ASCII: REVNUM:, > ArcView (ARC/INFO Coverage Data File) by ESRI Related links: GIS Info

Didn't you already post this topic [here](http://'http://www.touchofdeathforums.com/smf/index.php/topic,78319.0.html')?

*coughs lightly* I didn't know the forum policies on pirating software, so I avoided the topic… I just "found" VB6 on "kijiji". I will install it now, and see what I can do with it tommorow afternoon when I get home from an appointment.

Huzzah! You're right! It's 2010 Ultimate. I can open the individual files in the src folders. I haven't attempted to compile anything I've edited yet, until I got more information. So…now I have to go out and find Visual Basic 6 some where? You would think it would be backward-compatible...I guess not. Thank you for the replies.

Greetings! I would like to start off by saying I am "new" to VB scripting, so my questions may seem to have a obvious answer, just not to myself. I hope everyone understands… Right! First question! I was given Visual Studio 2012 for Christmas because I told someone I was a programer. I am a programmer, just not a visual one. They figured it would help me…now it does...I think. There's a question in here somewhere...oh yea! Can I use Visual Studio 2012 to open and edit something created in Visual Basic 6 and then re-save it without error, or very few...? My second question is a little more code based. I noticed there is an 'errorhandler' code in every single section: > ….. > ' If debug mode, handle error then exit out > If Options.Debug = 1 Then On Error GoTo errorhandler > ..... Does this have to be in every "sub", or can I put a single "if options.debug….." at the top and pray it works?