Windows 10: Vb6 doesnt respond to MouseDown event unless the pen move 3mm

Vb6 doesnt respond to MouseDown event unless the pen move 3mm nearly after that it respond to the pen and respont to the old Mousedown event . can any one solve me this problem and ensuring his solusion by testing althought microsoft PaintBrush is good for that

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I am using webview in vc++ but i am not seeing any listeners for mousedown event to call back

I am using webview in vc++ but i am not seeing any listeners for mousedown event to call back

Add_acceleratorkeypressed does not respond for shift key

Also unable to implement icorewwbview2compositioncontroller

 

VB6 or VB.Net?

This describes some of the many differences between VB6 and VB.NET. Much of the current VB6 code base will not run under VB.NET due to changes in VB.NET's syntax and language, its use of the new common runtime, and its switch to WinForms from the VB6 form model.

Visual Basic.NET includes an upgrade tool to assist in converting VB6 projects to .NET. The tool adds an upgrade report to your project listing any problems and inserts comments into your code and To Do items into the new Task List indicating where additional changes need to be made.

However, understanding the following changes can help simplify migrating your existing VB6 code. For further information on this topic, visit Microsoft's web site.
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VB6 on Win10

Hello All,

I have an EXE which was written in VB6 edition. It uses a "Comm Port" and lists all the available COMM ports of the system in a drop down. This EXE works well on Win7 and Win8.

But, when we use this EXE (developed in VB6) on Win10 OS, then dropdown containing the list of COMM ports is empty (even if the computer has few COMM ports available).

We have another EXE developed in VB2010 edition. This EXE lists all the COMM ports in a dropdown on: Win7, Win8 and Win10.

But, an EXE developed in VB6 doesn't work on Win10.

My expectation:

1. Can we "somehow" make an EXE (written in VB6) to list all available COMM ports on Win10 OS?

2. If above is not possible, then what is an alternate solution for it?

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