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Solomon Grundy
Ok. I'm fed up with Borland Delphi and Borland C++ and the appalling free
components that are supplied with them - ie Indy. I've never managed to find
a version of Indy that actually worked.
So... My question to all you VB people is: what is on the compiler?
Supplied with Delphi 7 pro is an internet component package. Ok, it's a
ghastly creation that never works properly. Now, does the VB compiler have
anything similar and does it actually work?
I want to develop some internet software - telnet clients, mailing programs
etc. I don't want to have to rely upon third-party junk components to do
this.
Is VB suitable? Also, does VB come in a madd-hatter's array of differnet
forms at different prices? Borland produces Delphi 7 standard at a knockdown
price but which is essentially a castrated version of Delphi 7. They produce
a more upmarket version that's not quite so castrated and a pro version that
costs too much for a lone developer to afford.
components that are supplied with them - ie Indy. I've never managed to find
a version of Indy that actually worked.
So... My question to all you VB people is: what is on the compiler?
Supplied with Delphi 7 pro is an internet component package. Ok, it's a
ghastly creation that never works properly. Now, does the VB compiler have
anything similar and does it actually work?
I want to develop some internet software - telnet clients, mailing programs
etc. I don't want to have to rely upon third-party junk components to do
this.
Is VB suitable? Also, does VB come in a madd-hatter's array of differnet
forms at different prices? Borland produces Delphi 7 standard at a knockdown
price but which is essentially a castrated version of Delphi 7. They produce
a more upmarket version that's not quite so castrated and a pro version that
costs too much for a lone developer to afford.