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Can one program native (Win32) code in Visual Basic .NET?
Hello,
I do not have much experience with .NET, but I do program in VB 6. Can I still use Visual Basic .NET to program for Win32 and not the .NET or CLR environments?
If so, how? I will be using Visual Studio 2003.
Thanks,
Todd
I do not have much experience with .NET, but I do program in VB 6. Can I still use Visual Basic .NET to program for Win32 and not the .NET or CLR environments?
If so, how? I will be using Visual Studio 2003.
Thanks,
Todd
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A good proportion probably have, version 1.1 at least.
.Net framework is no big deal, its not different to having to install the VB6 runtime or the C runtime for MFC.
.Net framework is no big deal, its not different to having to install the VB6 runtime or the C runtime for MFC.
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I want to learn .NET and provide a solution using .NET, but at the same time I find it awkward to have to impose to users that they load the framework onto their computer. It just gives me an uneasy feeling. Am I wrong?
I guess I would be more comfortable if I knew a good portion of Windows users had the framework installed on their systems.
Regards,
Todd