For developers who are using still Visual Basic 6.0, the product is reaching the end of it’s extended support on April 8th, 2008 as it transitions into the non-supported phase of its lifecycle. This includes the Standard, Professional and Enterprise editions of Visual Basic 6.0, as well as those versions that were included as part […]
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Windows Vista introduces new opportunities for developers, but it also introduces a number of challenges if Vista is chosen as the primary development platform. The first decision that you need to make is whether you want to simply support the new operating system as another platform and continue to develop your software under Windows XP […]