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- From: larsit@sn.no (Lars-Inge Tonnessen)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: Visual C++ 1.5
- Date: Mon, 22 Jan 1996 16:24:50 GMT
- Organization: SN Internett
- Message-ID: <4e0dm0$pv4@hasle.sn.no>
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- "Sam G. Henrie" <sgh@azstarnet.com> wrote:
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- >I'm a novice programmer whose currently going through "Teach Yourself
- >Visual C++ 1.5 in 21 Days." I am using this version primarily because it
- >I already owned it. Will the bulk of what I learn still be valid for
- >Visual C++ 2.x and 4.x.? Should I splurge and upgrade to one of these
- >versions before going further? I eventually want to be able to write
- >applications to run in a Windows 3.xx environment. -- Sam H.
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- The ansure to your first question is "YES", it will be valid for
- Visual C++ 2.0 and 4.0. If you would be able to run your programs in
- a Windows 3.1x environment, stick to v1.5. Version 2.0 or later is
- 100% 32-bits, and there for require Windows NT or 95. or at least
- Win32s.
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- V1.5x is made for Windows 3.1x and DOS
- V2.0 is made for Windows NT (MFC 3.0)
- V4.0 is made for Windows NT and 95. (MFC 4.0)
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- Good luck with your visual programming...
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- Lars-Inge Tonnessen
- larsit@sn.no
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