Hex-Value in Visual Basic

Can someone just help me refresh my mind?

How do you specify hex values in a Visual Basic 6 / VBScript Source?

It's not 0xABCD as it is in C++, that's what I can remember... It was something similar... But what?

From stackoverflow

• msgbox hex(255)

  BlaM : No, the other way around. For example if I want to assign a hex-value to a variable, not to encode an integer to a hex string.

  Fredou : your correct, my mistake

• Try &HABCD, that's how it works for most BASIC languages.

  BlaM : Great, thanks. That's it!

  schnaader : No problem. I always knew using PowerBasic for DOS would be useful for something ;)

• &H<hex-value> if my memory serves my correctly.

  Like: &HABCD

• VBScript/VBA/VB6 (and lower):

  Dim MyValue As Integer
  MyValue = &h1234
  

  VB (.NET Framework 2.0) and lower:

  Dim MyValue As Integer = &h1234
  

  VB (.NET Framework 3.0/3.5):

  Dim MyValue = &h1234
  

  All versions can use the same syntax as lower versions but not the other way around...