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Visual Basic 6 & SimConnect

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Hello,

After couple of weeks searching the web I have decided to ask here.

At present, How can I communicate with simconnect via Visual Basic 6?
I have found some activeX file which makes it possible but maybe there is something better out there?

And where can I found tutorials about communicating with simconnect with Visualbasic 6 and/or vb.Net?

Thanks in advanced,
Ido.
 
Hi Ido

In SDK documentation you will find some examples using VB. But if I can recommend go with C#. Is much easier. I've started few days ago and now I know how to establish connection, how to write and read information from simconnect. Now I am desgning simple piece of soft for connecting my hardware with FSX.

Good luck

Marcin
 
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