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Never heard of it .... URL ?<br />

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<a href="http://www.speedware.com" rel="ugc">www.speedware.com</a> &nbsp;check out visual speedware. &nbsp;it is a 4gl that runs over vb. &nbsp;we use it here at work(i don't though) and i was wondering if anyone else used it.
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www.speedware.com [http://www.speedware.com]  check out visual speedware.  it is a 4gl that runs over vb.  we use it here at work(i don't though) and i was wondering if anyone else used it.

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No, and looking to their site ...<br />
Chances aren't big that I'll be able to help you in the future.<br />

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No, and looking to their site ...
Chances aren't big that I'll be able to help you in the future.


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the general thought here is that it is terrible(programmers view). &nbsp;I don't have to tell you what the boss thinks of it(that's why we still use it)...
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the general thought here is that it is terrible(programmers view).  I don't have to tell you what the boss thinks of it(that's why we still use it)...

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Thanks for the points, but that's not necessary.<br />
Look in the VB Topic Area, I'm gonna put up 50 for you too.<br />
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Thanks for the points, but that's not necessary.
Look in the VB Topic Area, I'm gonna put up 50 for you too.



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thanks also, You were the only one to reply, that in itself is answer enough. &nbsp;I guess real vb pro's like us don't need speedware!
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thanks also, You were the only one to reply, that in itself is answer enough.  I guess real vb pro's like us don't need speedware!

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Anybody out there use speedware for vb? &nbsp;if so what are your opinions of it??
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Anybody out there use speedware for vb?  if so what are your opinions of it??

opinion of speedware

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.