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    Which should I choose VB6 or .net or 2005?

    Which should I choose VB6 or .net or 2005?
    I'm not a professional programmer,it's just my interesting

    I have use VB6 for 3 years.

    how should I do ? Using VB 6 continuously or learn vb.net or 2005?

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    Re: Which should I choose VB6 or .net or 2005?

    Welcome to VBForums

    Start learning .NET - it's the present, and it's future

    Btw... 2005 is also a .NET - it also works on a .NET framework.

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    Re: Which should I choose VB6 or .net or 2005?

    what is the different between .net and 2005?

    I am confused about .net ,2005 etc.

    Should I learn 2005 directly

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    Re: Which should I choose VB6 or .net or 2005?

    As i already said, it's the "same". I think MS stoped naming it .NET cause it's well known now

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    Re: Which should I choose VB6 or .net or 2005?

    Oh ,I see .

    Just like Vb 4.0 5.0 6.0
    The difference is its version

    3x

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    Re: Which should I choose VB6 or .net or 2005?

    Yes, go for VB.NET 2005 as by the time you start to get into it deeply, Orcas (code name for the next VS .NET version) will be out and then you will only be one IDE/Version behind.

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    Re: Which should I choose VB6 or .net or 2005?

    Yep go with vb.NET but remembering C++ > .NET C++ & VB.NET > VB ;D

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    Re: Which should I choose VB6 or .net or 2005?

    This question and discussion has been asked and had numerous times. If you do search on this topic you will find a number of lenghty threads that you should find interesting to read.

    Moved

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    Re: Which should I choose VB6 or .net or 2005?

    Quote Originally Posted by Hack
    This question and discussion has been asked and had numerous times...
    ... so many times in fact so creating a thread in FAQ would probably make sense now.
    One exception though - it shouldn't be done (if it's decided) by one person, rather many contributors so people are aware of differences in opinions/preferences/etc...

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