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Measurement Studio for Visual Basic 6.0 is considered legacy. You may request this product if you are a qualifying Measurement Studio customer. To receive additional information on Measurement Studio for Legacy Environments/Languages and criteria for qualifying customers, visit Measurement Studio Legacy Support.
Measurement Studio for Visual Basic 6.0 provides:
- ActiveX controls for data acquisition
- Native Visual Basic API for instrument control
- Analysis libraries designed specifically for engineers and scientists
- ActiveX user interface controls for presenting data
Featured Resources
Data Acquisition
Visual Basic 6.0 and USB DAQ Demonstration
Discover how to create plug-and-play measurements that include data logging, analysis, and presentation.
Reusable Data Acquisition Sample Code for Visual Basic 6.0
Download free ready-to-run example code for a variety of measurement tasks.
Instrument Control
Instrument Control from Visual Basic
Learn about tools and drivers to implement instrument interchangeability in your Visual Basic 6.0 program.
Creating Applications
Acquire, Analyze and Present in Visual Basic
See step-by-step instructions for using Measurement Studio for Visual Basic and DataSocket to acquire, analyze and present data.
User Interface Gallery
Browse this gallery for a comprehensive tour of Measurement Studio ActiveX controls, which create powerful, flexible user interfaces.
Moving to .NET
Visual Basic .NET from a Visual Basic 6.0 Perspective
Learn about the benefits of the .NET framework and what to expect when changing technologies.
Frequently Asked Questions About Microsoft .NET
Read this white paper to get ready for Microsoft .NET now that Microsoft no longer supports the Visual Studio 6.0 platform.
What's New in Measurement Studio
Learn about the new features in the latest version of Measurement Studio, including a suite of managed .NET controls.
Additional Resources
Upgrade to the newest version of Measurement Studio
Join the Visual Basic 6.0 Developer Forums
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