The Visual Basic Upgrade Companion (VBUC) converts your VB6 code to C# and VB.NET. Endorsed by Microsoft, VBUC generates 100% native code without third party runtimes and dependencies. VBUC reduces the amount of manual coding and generates a native .NET application that is equivalent to the original VB6 system. Mobilize.Net has technology, support and services to help you rapidly migrate your VB6 code to .NET. The Visual Basic Modernization Accelerator Program converts 95% of your code -- combined with Mobilize.Net migration experts you are guaranteed a successful migration. The Visual Basic Upgrade Companion (VBUC) includes powerful features & customization/extensibility options that help you move your code to C# or VB.NET. VBUC dramatically reduces the amount of manual work and produces native .NET code. The translated application will compile and run with equivalent behavior to the original VB6 system. VBUC outputs native code so you have no dependencies on third party runtimes. Even better, the code quality is so high that your teams will find it very easy to maintain the generated .NET code. The Upgrade Wizard is a migration tool that ships with Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003, 2005 and 2008 platforms. This tool was specifically designed to assist in the upgrade process from Visual Basic 6.0 to Visual Basic.NET. It partially automates the migration from VB6 to VB.NET by performing the refactoring needed to adapt most of the simplest expressions and commands found in Visual Basic 6.0. It also contains mappings from inherent VB6 libraries to .NET compliant equivalents. So it’s basically a tool used to sketch the path to follow while upgrading from VB6 to VB.NET, working as an assistant to demonstrate all the challenges during the whole migration process. This way, the programmer will know where all the hardest spots while moving to the .NET framework are. Beside the issues identification, the Upgrade Wizard applies some automated translations over the VB6 code, reducing the time needed for the upgrade process by generating target source code.