Re: Visual Basic 2005 by Atos
Atos
Wed Jul 07 21:39:01 CDT 2004
What do you mean eVB is past end of life? i just started learning it not long ago, have over 16 projects started...because everytime i learn something new, i get an idea for something more interesting to develop...now what am i supposed to do? :)
what i am asking really, is what would be the best language for me to concentrate on? i well versed in a number of old and some new, rangeing from coBol and fortran to Java and VB6. But my latest interest is with my PDA and wonder if am wasting my time with eVB.
Can you advise?
Thanx. :)
"Mike" wrote:
> A low-cost way is to download either Embedded Visual Basic, or Embedded
> Visual c++. Although these are end of life (and in fact EVB is past end of
> life) they don't come much cheaper.
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> HTH
> Mike
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> "Johnathan Smith" <JohnathanSmith@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> message news:D8BAA3AC-C86D-4964-A289-7AFB0DBDF9D2@microsoft.com...
> > I downloaded the beta of Visual Basic 2005 but I dont see any way to make
> a app for Pocket PC!
> >
> > Can somesome please tell me a low cost way to program for the pocket PC
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