Released 3/24/2017

Current registered users: This program will install side by side with your previous installation and not overwrite it.
For new trial users: There is a 15 day trial period, 2000 line limitation per project converted.

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Version 5.00 contains a number of improvements, thanks to the detailed feedback and interaction with many customers.

User Interface Improvements:

There is now the ability to import, export option settings and to restore them to default values.

Installation Improvements:

On Windows 10, it no longer prompts to install .Net 3.5.

Conversion Improvements:

• Visual Studio 2017 is now fully supported, including binary literals and tuples.
• Changed With variables to use implicitly types variables (var) instead of dynamic.
• Improved accuracy in string interpolation conversions.
• Improved conversions of auto-implemented readonly properties.
• Fixed problem converting project references which specify $(TargetDir) in the output or hint paths.
• Date constants are now converted as new DateTime(), instead of DateTime.Parse().
• Warnings are now not issued for Option Strict Off in Reference.vb, an auto-generated file.
• Improved conversion of VB routines marked as Overloads, without relying on compiler error correction to insert “new” as needed.
• Explicit types in inline lambda expressions/statements are now output during the conversion.
• Fixed issue converting lambda statements in inline functions/subs.
• Improved accuracy in complex typeof conversions.
• Fixed problem of optional parameter default values not being set correctly.
• Corrected errors in converting variables named “Left”, which don’t correspond to the built in VB.Net Left function.
• Simplified conversions of enum references to not use fully qualified names if not necessary.
• Corrected issue of conversion hanging with xaml projects containing special characters in the path name.
• Fixed issue of unnecessary parenthesis being issued after variable names, then removed during compiler error correction process.
• Improved variable resolution to external assembly static methods.
• Fixed error converting property setters which don’t specify a value variable and also have a visibility specifier.
• Fixed error converting property getters which have a visibility specifier.
• Corrected issue converting inline XML, where a class attribute would sometimes be mistaken for XML.
• Fixed error of Extension attributes sometimes being output in C#.
• Fixed issue of variables in attributes not being resolved correctly in some circumstances.
• Fixed problem of constants being referenced in AssemblyInfo not resolving correctly.
• The VB.Net Split function converts more accurately on the initial conversion, without relying on the compiler error correction feature to fix issues.
• There is more simplified conversions of Select Case True statements.

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