Microsoft Visual Basic Enterprise 6.0 with Plus Pack Upgrade Version

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Review: Items that are discontinued or not in stock are still being peddled. Items should not be featured if the customer does not have the opportunity to purchase them. This site is wasting my time by offering items that are unavailable.

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Summary: VB 6.0
Review: Items that are discontinued or not in stock are still being peddled. Items should not be featured if the customer does not have the opportunity to purchase them. This site is wasting my time by offering items that are unavailable.

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Summary: Ordering
Review: Then order it used, get on a waiting list, make your own
price, and wait.. Stop whining..

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Summary: Great language
Review: VB is a great language, and the Pro/Enterprise versions are really
good...VB, being a member of the Visual Studio family, has an
outstanding IDE, with the IntelliSense technology...basically what
this does is when you declare a UDT (User Defined Type) or enumeration
earlier in the program, later when you refer to a variable declared as
that particular type in code, right after you type the dot as in
Mytype. , a small menu pops up for you to pick the possible variable
(property of Mytype in OOP terms) in the case of a UDT and the
possible enumerated value in the case of an enum variable when you
type Myenum = . When functions/ procedures are called in code, right
after you type the first ( for the parameters, a nice popup shows the
types that should go into the parameter list--very useful...
Moreover, VB 6 comes with close integration with database tools with
the new ADO standard. It is integrates more nicely with SQL. Another
change from VB 5 and Visual Studio 5 on the whole is that all the
documentation is combined into the MSDN library, included with the
product. This has the documentation on ALL VS products even if you
only bought VB, and so it's a handy reference.


Rating:
Summary: Great language
Review: VB is a great language, and the Pro/Enterprise versions are really
good...VB, being a member of the Visual Studio family, has an
outstanding IDE, with the IntelliSense technology...basically what
this does is when you declare a UDT (User Defined Type) or enumeration
earlier in the program, later when you refer to a variable declared as
that particular type in code, right after you type the dot as in
Mytype. , a small menu pops up for you to pick the possible variable
(property of Mytype in OOP terms) in the case of a UDT and the
possible enumerated value in the case of an enum variable when you
type Myenum = . When functions/ procedures are called in code, right
after you type the first ( for the parameters, a nice popup shows the
types that should go into the parameter list--very useful...
Moreover, VB 6 comes with close integration with database tools with
the new ADO standard. It is integrates more nicely with SQL. Another
change from VB 5 and Visual Studio 5 on the whole is that all the
documentation is combined into the MSDN library, included with the
product. This has the documentation on ALL VS products even if you
only bought VB, and so it's a handy reference.


Rating:
Summary: Great language
Review: VB is a great language, and the Pro/Enterprise versions are reallygood...VB, being a member of the Visual Studio family, has anoutstanding IDE, with the IntelliSense technology...basically whatthis does is when you declare a UDT (User Defined Type) or enumerationearlier in the program, later when you refer to a variable declared asthat particular type in code, right after you type the dot as inMytype. , a small menu pops up for you to pick the possible variable(property of Mytype in OOP terms) in the case of a UDT and thepossible enumerated value in the case of an enum variable when youtype Myenum = . When functions/ procedures are called in code, rightafter you type the first ( for the parameters, a nice popup shows thetypes that should go into the parameter list--very useful...Moreover, VB 6 comes with close integration with database tools withthe new ADO standard. It is integrates more nicely with SQL. Anotherchange from VB 5 and Visual Studio 5 on the whole is that all thedocumentation is combined into the MSDN library, included with theproduct. This has the documentation on ALL VS products even if youonly bought VB, and so it's a handy reference.

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