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There is no direct way to do this. You can upgrade a VB 6 project directly, but not a VB 3 project. The VBXs will have to be replaced with 32-bit controls. There could be a rather interesting upgrade path here <grin>
You could upgrade to VB 6 and upgrade all the VBXs to 32-bit DLLs/OCXs (if new versions exist) and then attempt an upgrade to .NET. Chances are
that you will have serious upgrade issues with the OCXs. Which brings us
to the probable reality that you will have to rewrite the app in .NET -- which is not entirely a bad thing, as you can create a much more
maintainable application structure by using classes, OOAD, nTier design,
etc.
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