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Average Rating: Rating: - Bad Support .... I just received my MS C++ .NET and I am not happy with it. The help function does work AT ALL (it's Explorer-Based, and all it does is tell me my server is offline), despite several attempts at re-installation. When I go to Microsoft's support page, it tells me my support options have expired, effectively telling me where to go if I actually want their product to work. Let's see what Borland has to offer ... Rating: - Answer to the Question? Visual C++ .Net is a Upgrade of sorts to Visual C++ 6 it has added features and the .net framework If you plan to go with a book that is made for visual c++ 6 i would go with visual c++ 6 because the book is product specific. Iwould suggest ditching the book Grabbing Visual C +++.net and getting C++ Primer a book that will teach you to program c++ and not just to use Microsoft version 6 of the IDE. Rating: - Great IDE - watch out for Standard version though I've been using Visual Studio .NET (the full package) for a while at work, and it's been working very well. The debugger is great, the IDE is much nicer than any other I've used, and IntelliSense is very handy to have. If you're considering buying this 'Standard version', take note of the difference between it and the version that comes with 'Professional' Visual Studio package: VC++.NET Standard does NOT come with an optimising compiler. This is the learning edition - you're permitted to distribute apps you write with it, but you can't use the /Ox compiler switches to generate optimised code. Note that you may be still able to compile (and optimise) the code you've written in the VC++.NET IDE with the free Borland C++ compiler or with GCC, as long as you're not using MFC or ATL.

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