VB.net IDE
Hi,I have been gifted 2 books by a couple of friends of mine on my b'day on VB.net. However,the Visual Basic.net pro. edition CD costs Rs.8000(I'm Indian). That is a lot of money for me and when I approached MS for a concession,they hung up on me.Please direct me to a free/cheaper IDE.
Check out SharpDevelop...
http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SD/
Chris
I did.I also asked them whether the IDE can be used for VB.net,they replied that it is best suited for C#.net.The IDE cannot create VB.net forms. However,thanks a lot for your help.I really appreciate it.
Despite what the American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language states, "gifted" isn't a verb.Originally posted by bookworm
Hi,I have been gifted 2 books
Away.
I'm Indian,we use the British dictionary and "gifted" is very much a verb in it.
By the way,when did this board change its motive from solving IT problems to checking one's grammar???
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=gifted&db=%2A
It is a verb.
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This post is way off topic...if it continues like this, it goes to trash...
bookworm...if you are a registered IT student, you may be able to get some sort of concession on the software via your university....if not, then you would have to pay the asking price
