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  1. Mar 11th, 2002, 06:39 AM #1
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    Question .net Download

    Hi all

    From where i can download the .net for learning purposes.

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    From where i can download the .net for learning purposes.
    msdn.microsoft.com.

    Look for the .NET framework SDK. Install it. Its free

    then you can use any text editor to write code.
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    the compiler come with it and is comman line driven.

    vbc.exe

    the command to compile a .vb file written in notepad to an exe would be


    vbc myexe.vb

    and that would create an exe named myexe.exe

    their are other options availble you may need like adding references to the compile, telling it to compile to a dll, etc...

    just run one of these>(not sure which is correct)
    vbc
    vbc /?
    vbc -?

    one of those will show all the options...cant remember which one though so I just showed all the possibilities that it may be..:P
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