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Intrepid00 · 7 Jan 2004, 01:07

...with Visual Studio .Net v2003

Much improved over v6

Flayer · 7 Jan 2004, 13:27

I condemn all microsoft products without trying them

Intrepid00 · 7 Jan 2004, 18:55

Does that make you

then?

Raging.Retard · 7 Jan 2004, 19:47

It is 2 releases ahead remeber. VS6 is extremely old in comparison.

But yes... its rather shiney.

djbass · 8 Jan 2004, 15:34

I like v6

(though given the money I would probably upgrade)

btw does it have full backwards compatibility and support for older platforms or does it force you to use .NET technology?

Flayer · 8 Jan 2004, 17:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by Intrepid00

Does that make you

then?

no it makes me inresponsible for the shit they deliver

Intrepid00 · 9 Jan 2004, 21:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by djbass

I like v6

(though given the money I would probably upgrade)

btw does it have full backwards compatibility and support for older platforms or does it force you to use .NET technology?

The MSDN would answer that better. There has been some extreame makeovers and changes, espically to window forms and you can see in VB has the most extream changes bringing it into being fully Object Oriented then the half arsed v6 way. While C++ has proably seen the least.

There is also some VERY nice new templeates, like the ability to add a windows service application with little or no pain.

As far as I can tell, I just started using it, C++ supports the older platforms while C#, J#, and VB (I know VB for sure) make you use .NET.

Intrepid00 · 10 Jan 2004, 04:17

You still have access to old V6 ActiveX componets for VB.