Re: MS, Enough is Enough!

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Michael C wrote:
Why doesn't everyone stop whinging are get together and write a better
import. There's no reason it shouldn't be possible to import a VB6
app into .net and have it run pretty much straight off.

If you really believe that, you have an even lower opinion of Microsoft than
nearly anyone here. Is there no known depths to your stupidity?
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