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I don't believe you can... You'd do better with obtaining the free compiler offered by Borland. Geo.

Exactly... I learned Visual Basic after having programmed in Builder for a few years. VB was a piece of cake. Prefer Builder however.

The following book is a reasonable and recent reference, however a few of the older "Sams" books are useful. The only problem with the book below is that several of the chapter are on the CD. You'll turn Chapter 2, and it refers you to the CD. Another problem is that the CD version...

Besides the whole .NET framework, VB.NET finally gets to be Object Oriented with inheritance and the other usual perks of OOP.

thanks again

Allright I got to ask... ROFL????

Thanks, but I'm just an anal minimalist...

Intersting, thanks. I too have been removing it for many years. I just loaded the XP version and was reminded of this curiosity. And I never use that annoying toolbar... Geo.

Intersting, thanks. I too have been removing it for many yaers. I just loaded the XP version and was reminded of this curiosity. And I never use that annoying toolbar... Geo.

Thanks, however the purpose of the StartUp folder is well known. I'm curious in the MS Office install, why the "Microsoft Office" is in the startup folder???? It doesn't appear to load anything on my system. There semm to be no new processes as a result. Geo

What is the purpose of "Microsoft Office" startup icon in the Startup Folder? I have nothing loading, as far as I know, from Office, yet it remains.... Geo.

I have not figured out why it's called "Visual" C++ yet. It's great for console programming, however you just can't beat Borland Builder for Windows C++ programming. Another place where Borland is kickass is in database programming. Like any platform, they both have their quirks...