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SimplyVBUnit is a VB6 unit testing framework written in Visual Basic 6. It closely follows the GUI setup of NUnit. Creating Tests is a snap, as you don't need to implement anything, just add your tests to a new class and GO!
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Inno Setup Toolbar Advanced for VB6
Deploy Visual Basic 6.0 Applications Easily
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Visual Basic 6.0 Runtime Plus
The complete and extended version of Visual Basic 6.0 runtime library
This is the complete package of runtime files and redistributable libraries for running or distributing applications written in Visual Basic 6.0 and together with some third-party redistributable components. Notes and Disclaimer: * Visual Basic 6.0 is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. * All trademarks and components are owned by their respective owners. * The developer's scope was the collection of VB6 redistributables and creation of installer only. * Use at your own risk, the... -
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A Visual Basic 6.0 IDE Addin for working with any version of the popular freeware software 'Inno Setup Compilier' - Intended as a replacement for the standard package and deployment wizard in VB 6.0
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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Visual Basic Setup wizard is designed to give Visual Basic programmers more flexibility when they get to the point of deploying their own applications.
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