> Sorry to rant about VB 2005. It's bad medicine force fed by Micro$oft > kiddies who graduate and go there and never work in the real world of > schedules and budgeted projects. > Thanks for your input. That answered a lot of questions. I need it to be "backwards compatible" back to a pentium II, so now I know .NET is definately not what I want. Which is good, because I just started the project with VB6. Thanks guys! Ryan
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Re: "Best" application for a windows GUI?
2006-07-14 by Ryan