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    Re: vb.ner remove first char from text

    Quote Originally Posted by jmcilhinney View Post
    I just checked and it was .NET Framework 2.0 in which that KeyChar property was made read/write so you definitely should not have an issue with that.
    framework 2 is very cool it is a hybrid between vb6 and vb.net many chose it.

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    Re: vb.ner remove first char from text

    Quote Originally Posted by LiwisJames View Post
    framework 2 [...] is a hybrid between vb6 and vb.net
    No it isn't. I don't know whether you're referring to the fact that default form instances were added to VB 2005 but that's a language thing, not a Framework thing.
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    Re: vb.ner remove first char from text

    Quote Originally Posted by jmcilhinney View Post
    No it isn't. I don't know whether you're referring to the fact that default form instances were added to VB 2005 but that's a language thing, not a Framework thing.
    yes I mean the design and likeness of code.

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    Re: vb.ner remove first char from text

    Quote Originally Posted by LiwisJames View Post
    yes I mean the design and likeness of code.
    The only thing about VB 2005 that is more like VB6 than VB.NET 2003 is the fact that default form instances allow you to use a form without explicitly creating an object and passing a reference to it around. Not sure that that really qualifies as "design and likeness of code".
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