Hi all,

My boss want's to buy VB.Net or Visual studio.Net for the Office.

I'm going to use it mostly for Online and some specific office utils.
And I'm planning to use VB.Net and ASP.net.

The website's i'm building now are based on ASP with vbscript. ( with
Access2000 and SQL2000 )

So now we have to decide what version to Buy.

There is VB.Net std. and there are the visual studio.Net versions (
Architect, Developer and Professional )

My boss looked a bit strange at the pricediffrence.

So are there much things I can't do with the VB.Net std. with my online and
small office jobs ??

Any ideas or tips ??

THX in advance
JW

Hi,

Differences between versions.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/howtobuy/choosing.aspx

Free VB.NET ide (Untested)
http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SD/Default.aspx

Ken
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"JW" <jw_@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> My boss want's to buy VB.Net or Visual studio.Net for the Office.
>
> I'm going to use it mostly for Online and some specific office utils.
> And I'm planning to use VB.Net and ASP.net.
>
> The website's i'm building now are based on ASP with vbscript. ( with
> Access2000 and SQL2000 )
>
> So now we have to decide what version to Buy.
>
> There is VB.Net std. and there are the visual studio.Net versions (
> Architect, Developer and Professional )
>
> My boss looked a bit strange at the pricediffrence.
>
> So are there much things I can't do with the VB.Net std. with my online
and
> small office jobs ??
>
> Any ideas or tips ??
>
> THX in advance
> JW
>
>
>
>