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Visual C++ / Windows 98
I went out yesterday and bought Visual C++, thinking for sure that my P4, 1.6 gig, 256 RAM computer could handle it.....
i sat down at my computer and put the first CD in. after a few seconds to read the CD, my computer comes up with the message
Could not find the file:
and no files are listed. so needless to say i became frustrated. i started looking around online for other things i might need. i finally decided to read the system requirements, thinking it might list something that i didnt have on my computer
Windows NT/2000/XP
suddenly, with the thought that i had just spent $100 on a program that i will never be able to run on my computer without buying a new OS (and its a work computer, i probably wont be able to upgrade without a hassle), i became very depressed.
how can i solve this problem and still have these outcomes:
> I have Visual C++ on my computer
> I dont have to spend much, if any, money
> I have this problem solved by at least tomorrow
> No one I know is found strangled by the end of the day
i am using windows 98, btw
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uh oh..... i think i made a mistake
i bought visual C++. net
what is the difference between that and visual C++ 6??
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>>> what is the difference between that and visual C++ 6??
Well...
>>> Windows NT/2000/XP
Probably for one.
(VC++ 6.0 runs fine on 95/98/NT/2000 - I have had it at some time or another, on all of those).
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i looked all over town for 2 days for visual C++... i didnt find VC++.net until the second day. where can i find visual C++ 6, and how much will it cost?
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well i can tell you what not to do ....
whatever you do, dont try and download it somewhere like morpheus and use it for learning purposes
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Lol, thats just like this thing I read about during the prohibition, it was a grape concentrate in a cube form that read on the side, "Do not put this in 5 gallons of water with yeast and absolutely do not then let it sit in a dark place or fermentation will occur." It basically means if you dont follow the instructions exactly, you will make wine..... awsome marketing!