Summary of Features

VBConversions supports converting all versions of Visual Basic.Net to C#

Visual Basic 2003
Visual Basic 2005
Visual Basic 2008
Visual Basic 2010

All VB.Net project types are supported:

Windows forms projects
Web projects (requires Web Application Projects)
Compact Framework projects
WPF projects
Console Application projects
Class Library projects

Support for the tough conversion issues:

Complex Case statements (not allowed in C#) , including ranges, lists, and non-integer case variables.
Parameterized properties
Correct casing of identifiers (VB is case insensitive, C# case sensitive)
Custom event handling
On Error Gotos are replaced with Try-Catch blocks in many cases
ReDim's
Native API calls
Automatic commenting out of dead code (dead code isn't allowed in C#).
Auto initializing variables if necessary.
Automatically determining the type of untyped constants
Automatic correction of most C# compiler errors in the generated code (yes, really).
The list goes on and on...

Support for all the latest VB.Net features:

LINQ
In line XML, including "code hole" support
Object initializers
Extension methods
Lambda expressions
Nullable data types
Implicit types
Anonymous types
etc.

Multiple project conversion support.

Large groups of projects can be converted at once
VBConversions uses this feature to test releases. Current testbed is more than 6,000 VB.Net projects which are converted to C# with one click.
Click here for more details on converting multiple projects.

Customization.

Your VB.Net projects are unique and may require custom handling during conversion. There are literally dozens of conversion options you can configure to meet your specific needs:

Specify which VB namespace functions (Mid, Right, Left, IIF, etc) you want converted to their .Net equivalents.
Choose to have unreachable code commented out (to prevent C# compiler errors)
Decide how ref and out arguments are converted
Specify how With statements are to be converted
Choose if X=X+1 and X +=1 are to be converted to X++
Plus many more options. Click here for more details on setting conversion options.

Comprehensive reporting.

You're not left wondering what happened to your code. You will get comprehensive reports on:

Potential problem areas of your code (very important to pay attention to)
Conversion notes - interesting things which happened during conversion
Any C# compiler errors which could not automatically be fixed by the converter
Syncronized side by side VB.Net and C# code listings