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Erl - A unique feature in Visual Basic 6

Erl is probably one of the least known features in VB6. There is a very strong possibility that you have never even heard its name. I stumbled upon it a few months back while trying to get something on error handling mechanisms in VB6.

Creating a Windows Service in VB.NET: .NET 2.0 Approach (2008)

One of the key features provided by Microsoft Visual Studio is the ability to create and run Windows Services. Unlike earlier languages like Visual Basic 6 or C++ where you had to call several API functions and take care of cross language data-type conversions, the .Net Framework provides all the tools required to create a Windows service at one place.

Basics of .NET Framework 2.0: Legacy Insights from 2008

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In order to fully grasp the .NET framework, it is important to understand why the need to create the .NET framework arose, and what were the driving forces behind it.