Steve,
The answer to this question lies within you. What I'm getting at
is why you asked the question in the first place?. Is it because you think
it might be cool to learn and might earn you some bucks ?
VB.NET is a good way to get into .NET if you have some idea of VB type
syntax. Although it is a completely different thing to what youve been
working with. You can buy the Microsoft VISUAL BASIC .NET 2003 edition
which will also give you VB.NET standard to load on your PC, this will cost
you about £100 or so, but its good value.
Regards - OHM#
Steve Kidd wrote:
Hi, I've been writing AD administration scripts and
general sysadmin vbscripts for a while now and have
recently started on hypertext applications to
update/replace some of these scripts.
Would it be a good move to start learning about dotnet
and how tricky would it be to move from vbs to dotnet ?
Please note: I'm not what I'd consider to be a programmer
as such - class myself as "scripter" :) - i.e. haven't
worked *much* with VB full versions...
ta,
Steve
Regards - OHM#
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