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This is a discussion on Visual Studio within the MapPoint 2006/2009 Discussion forums, part of the Map Forums category; Please help me.... Is that true that Microsoft has stop selling visual Basic? Is Visual Studio Is Same as Visual ...
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The Microsoft website probably has the best answers. My understanding is that Visual Basic 6.0 has been replaced by "VB.Net". MS seem to have quite a promotion going on trying to get people to switch to "VB.Net". Visual Studio is the Microsoft interactive development environment (IDE) and is sold with a number of languages, including their C++ and VB products. The latest incarnation is "Visual Studio .Net" and suports C# amongst other things. I do all my PC/Windows C++ development in Visual Studio (and older version) andhave it set to use the Intel C++ compiler. Richard
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