Why would i shift to Vb.Net

[bryanarzaga]

Quote: Originally Posted by MarkCuering yup...hatag man sad sila mga beneftis... lagot lng kaau, kay ang system namo dili ma work sa VISTA. unya ngayo mi og patch... lain daw ang license sa VISTA at lain ang license sa XP....toinkkkkkk hehehehe saunz. ingong mang gud sila In the absence of a specific agreement...... so that time wala pa ang VISTA so it means walay labot . paetz....

app na inyo? ok raman amu wala man daot nahitabo, lahi jud ang license sa duha ka 0S, ga server 2008 namu?

[MarkCuering]

2003 gihapon... kay mau pa supported sa among hardware. ambot lang kaha atong showroom nila diri. regarding sa machine new server nila (a server PC from microsoft joined venture with other company) I forgot the name... I checked it nlng later. no plans pa to migrate 2008.

uban vista namo downgrade to XP... microsoft stop licensing already and up to 2009 lang daw ang support nila. the rest if you want to buy, you have to purchase VISTA with free downgrade licenses.

[bryanarzaga]

Quote: Originally Posted by MarkCuering 2003 gihapon... kay mau pa supported sa among hardware. ambot lang kaha atong showroom nila diri. regarding sa machine new server nila (a server PC from microsoft joined venture with other company) I forgot the name... I checked it nlng later. no plans pa to migrate 2008. uban vista namo downgrade to XP... microsoft stop licensing already and up to 2009 lang daw ang support nila. the rest if you want to buy, you have to purchase VISTA with free downgrade licenses.

laina gud ana woi, kami gpa vista ug server 2008 na, dli man mu purchase ang president sa company ug daan na licenses, ambot nya pero iya bitaw wawart, hay busy kau ron oi

[ben77]

@MarkCuering.... wala diay na ayo ang Vista?

[MarkCuering]

@ben

There are a lot of features failed to implement in Vista, just right before longhorn was release (codename for vista). One of it was the WinFS (said to be next to NTFS file system)...and aside from that, they replace Windows XP with huge gap in terms of years... Microsoft seems to be desperate, that they even stop online support and distribution for Windows XP which until 2009 only ( I already confirm this from our last meeting). However, you can purchase Windows Vista with free downgrade option to WinXP SP2 or SP3.

Right here, you usually find new notebooks and PC's with OEM license ported to Vista, but certainly, buyers would still prefer Windows XP.

[ben77]

in short.. walay ayo ang Vista?... =)

[bry_quin]

The main reason why you should shift to VB.net is that it is more flexible than VB 6. It is not really that difficult to migrate in the .net framework since most of what is in vb6 are recycled.

[bryanarzaga]

Quote: Originally Posted by ben77 in short.. walay ayo ang Vista?... =)

ok ra man,

[ben77]

ah ok... thanks..

[bryanarzaga]

Quote: Originally Posted by ben77 ah ok... thanks..

sa server2008 silbi ang bago iis na mga bago na security permissions g add, pero as far as development wala raman ko na encounter na prob,

[ben77]

thanks for the site bro.... gamit pod nako... thanks