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Green Belt Or does it still use COM?
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Black Belt still COM based but registers as an interop component within Visual Studio.NET so you can use it within the .NET framework.
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Black Belt What's wrong with COM? It's far more performant than .NET....
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White Belt I have had a terrible time using Visual Studio .NET 2002 with MapPoint. I love VS studio and don't really want to go back to VB6, but I get the weirdest errors (non-descript) when I try to import even simple ascii files. I found one example in VB.NET that took data from excel and it works great, but the simpler text files are giving me trouble.
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