Just Got Visual Studio .NET 2k3!
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KrazyKlown
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I do too
It almost makes things too easy sometimes. I mean, VB just generates most of the code by itself.
It almost makes things too easy sometimes. I mean, VB just generates most of the code by itself.
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Indeed. The Studio itself is awesome though.
I mostly use Java, so no using VS .NET for me (or I would want to program J++
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I quite like Netbeans myself, it lets you put all your code in yourself, so after some programmes you really know stuff about certain methods etc while in .NET you don't have to pay any attention to that.
I mostly use Java, so no using VS .NET for me (or I would want to program J++
)I quite like Netbeans myself, it lets you put all your code in yourself, so after some programmes you really know stuff about certain methods etc while in .NET you don't have to pay any attention to that.
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I use Visual Studio .NET 2k3 for pretty much everything. Once you get friendly with it it becomes the most powerful tool in your arsenal.
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Ansur said:Depending on which language one uses, that is
Well yes, you have a good point there
No, I really haven't pirated the software. I have the trial and registered me and wondered, if one has to do this with the full version to. I understand, that they only can be sure that the trial is only used 60 days, if people register. But I don't really know why this is necessary with the full version ... I don't like if I have to "inform" Microsoft about every installation I make ...^Ben said:If yes you mean you pirated the software?
Have you ever run the VB.net code convertor on a visual studio 6 piece of code
Now that's funny.
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There's this programme, "Academic Download" which lets you download MS software for a small price. Here in Belgium I pay about €35 to have a 1-year subscription.
Downloads include
- all Windows versions (even alpha LongHorn & all types of server versions)
- VS .NET
- Office versions
- ...
I think almost literally everyting MS made sofar. Ofcourse you have to be a student to get this.
Downloads include
- all Windows versions (even alpha LongHorn & all types of server versions)
- VS .NET
- Office versions
- ...
I think almost literally everyting MS made sofar. Ofcourse you have to be a student to get this.
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I got Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 Enterprise Architect for free! It's a value of 3000$.
It's a value of 3000$.
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botman
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I've reported you to Microsoft Software Piracy group...
http://www.microsoft.com/piracy/Reporting.mspx
Please wait by the front door with your hands on the wall for the Microsoft Piracy Cops to arrive.
botman
http://www.microsoft.com/piracy/Reporting.mspx
Please wait by the front door with your hands on the wall for the Microsoft Piracy Cops to arrive.
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[size=+1]HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!![/size]botman said:
ha hahah ha no haha seriously though heh. He could have gotten it legally. some schools can get microsoft software free...
oh, wait, nm. i just remembered, VS .NET isn't included... it's the educational version, and you have to order the CD anyway...
well. anyway. Zero... we're all very impressed with your 1337 ability to use bittorrent (or whatever) but don't talk about it at the forums (IMO).
As long as you don't say how you wont get banned or anything, but there's a fair chance you'll get flamed, and we don't need any more excuses for flaming around here...
actually, it might not be flaming. just a dull lecture on the evils of warez. trust me i've seen it before.
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I've been using a text editor for years, just downloaded the free MS Visual C++ Express 5 Beta - get it while you still can.
http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/express/visualc/
The main link is a downloader itself, click on "Having trouble downloading?
Click here for manual installation instructions." for full downloads.
Having said all that, since i've gotten used to editing in a simple editor, compiling from the command line, it's all just too much to move onto something like that!
http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/express/visualc/
The main link is a downloader itself, click on "Having trouble downloading?
Click here for manual installation instructions." for full downloads.
Having said all that, since i've gotten used to editing in a simple editor, compiling from the command line, it's all just too much to move onto something like that!
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