You must use either the Enterprise or Professional edition of Visual Basic, since the Standard edition does not provide ActiveX component implementation.
Setting Up Your Visual Basic Environment
To successfully create a plug-in project in Visual Basic, you first need to set your environment in the command prompt and then create a project.
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You must use either the Enterprise or Professional edition of Visual Basic, since the Standard edition does not provide ActiveX component implementation. |
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Visual Basic 5 changes the registry setting shared by Visual C++, which may cause conflicts if you are developing in both environments. To optimize your ability to develop in the Windows environment, use Visual Basic 6, Service Pack 1. |