Re: What is the status of VB6 & DOT.NET ?
On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 13:16:14 +1100, fajp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Frank
Adam) wrote:
Must say, most people i know have made a switch of sorts, although not
necessarily abandoning VB. This switch however, is often not to .Net.
Java is thriving.
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Good point, Frank.
I was checking around looking at the options.
My main interest is in producing applications quickly that can
be distributed as an executable. Main options seem to be VB6,
VB .NET, Delphi basic and Liberty Basic. Correct me if I'm
wrong, but Java is not compiled to a *.exe, is it?
---pete---
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