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Thread: What is VB6 Learning Edition ???

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    Hi...
    I wanna know please, what is the Learning Edition of VB6.
    Can it compile projects into EXE files? Can it access all API functions, Can I program the TCP/IP with it?
    Sometime ago, I had VB5 Control-Creation Edition, Yuck..., I could just make OCXs.

    So, Please give me some details about the VB6 Learning Edition? What DOES it include and what it doesnt.

    Thanks.

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    to my knowledge the learning editon is just that..you can play but you can't save stuff...it is, for lack of a better expression, read only. If you are looking for a cheaper version you need to be a student of an academic school or know someone and then you get the educational discount..ie..you can buy the professional edition for around $160.00 Canadian.
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    Well... i am currently working on VB5 Professional Edition.
    I develop programs for Internet environment, and uses advanced data bases.

    Should I switch to VB6 Enterprise Edition?
    What are the VB6 Enterprise Edition advantages, that VB5 Professional, doesnt has???

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    Enterprise has lots of client/server stuff, as well as extra database support. It also comes with some profiling tools for your application.
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    the learning edition can compile exe's, you cant use winsock, you can use all the API calls

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    You can use the Winsock API, and if you import one tiny registry file you can use ALL the Enterprise controls.
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    actually, no you can use the winsock control, i think you mean MSCOMM control which is out of bounds!

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    Doesn't matter. If anyone wants one I can email them a .reg file to enable EVERY SINGLE VB5 Enterprise control.
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    tnx,

    well i would like that + instructions how to.
    i also have the VB6 Learning Ad. and i want to make it
    as Enterprise as it can be.

    pls tell me how to do that.

    tnx again ,

    lirlir

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    Right...I'll just get one sorted then send it to you.
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    thank u parksie

    have a nice day
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