Using CJ Controls on Browser-Based Forms

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   I need to create a new VB6 form using codejock controls which (hopefully) I can later easily convert to a browser based page/form.  Two questions.

First, can codejock controls, specifically the Report control and various combobox/textbox controls be used on a browser based form?  I know how to use them in VB6, but no where else.

Second, (I know this isn't the perfect place to ask this, but this forum tends to provide excellent feedback to all...), is there an easy way to convert a VB6 form to a browser based form?  I'm a dedicated VB6 hacker, but my HTML/ASP skills are at best "suspect".  I do have a license for Visual Studio 2005 Standard, but I've never even installed it.  Even a short/quick pointer in the right direction will be greatly appreciated here!

Thanks.

Dan

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	I need to create a new VB6 form using codejock controls which (hopefully) I can later easily convert to a browser based page/form. Two questions. First, can codejock controls, specifically the Report control and various combobox/textbox controls be used on a browser based form? I know how to use them in VB6, but no where else. Second, (I know this isn't the perfect place to ask this, but this forum tends to provide excellent feedback to all...), is there an easy way to convert a VB6 form to a browser based form? I'm a dedicated VB6 hacker, but my HTML/ASP skills are at best "suspect". I do have a license for Visual Studio 2005 Standard, but I've never even installed it. Even a short/quick pointer in the right direction will be greatly appreciated here! Thanks. Dan