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John Corliss
I know, I know, I said I'd never do it. However, after installing the
latest version of dotnet I really can't descern any appreciable
difference in my system's performance or UI. Apparently Microsoft
listened to the user base and decided that the way earlier versions of
..net affected logons and user accounts was unacceptable. Now....
Can anybody recommend some good dotnet based programs which run in ME
and which I might want to look at?
Oh yeah, dotnet is supposedly easy enough to remove via the Control
Panel's Add/Remove Programs module. If I detect any problems with the
runtime, this will happen.
latest version of dotnet I really can't descern any appreciable
difference in my system's performance or UI. Apparently Microsoft
listened to the user base and decided that the way earlier versions of
..net affected logons and user accounts was unacceptable. Now....
Can anybody recommend some good dotnet based programs which run in ME
and which I might want to look at?
Oh yeah, dotnet is supposedly easy enough to remove via the Control
Panel's Add/Remove Programs module. If I detect any problems with the
runtime, this will happen.