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I am applying for a job which includes some legacy VB.NET apps to support, but they also have WinForms.

Is it safe to say theVB.NET would also be websites, with ASPX pages?

This is now a C# Shop. Any thoughts on a version of the WinForms that I can review? It's been some some before I coded WinForms Apps.

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Thanks. I do get that. I was not sure of VB for WinForms was called "VB.NET". Thanks

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