Re: vb6 -v- Net!

On Mon, 26 Mar 2007 11:11:46 -0500, Paul Clement
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Second, speed and performance is relative. Classic VB apps may run faster on newer computers but my
true concern is whether the .NET app application performance is acceptable.

Third, as more .NET apps are developed and users move to Vista, the .NET Framework becomes less of
an issue.

In what artificial reality are these two things happening? .NET app
performance is far from acceptable. What users are moving to Vista?
Gamers?

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Stefan Berglund
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