>>>>Gee, C# has a total of 77 keywords:)
>>>>(blame myself why I still feel I couldn't learn it yet when it's just 77 words)
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>>>I see. I probably got that information wrong, then.
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>>>>PS: For those coming from Java C# is almost the same (as they say I don't know) and there is also J# in both VS2005 and express version.
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>>>Some differences have to be learned. For instance, arrays are treated differently, although the basic syntax (I think) is the same - but yes, the idea is that it is very similar.
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>>>As was said in other places, the main problem, of course, in learning .NET, is not the language (C# vs. VB, or some other languages), but learning the framework or base classes.
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>>Yes,
>>You simply get lost in thousands of classes (and I think still it doesn't have a good documentation - but better then it was and getting beter).
>>Cetin
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>I agree that the framework is HUGE, but that is a good thing :) With the way intellisense works and logical namespaces and class names (well atleast most of the time<s>) the framework does not seem so mind blowingly big once you get used to it. And if there is something you can't find (even if it is right under your nose) you can always post a message here on UT :)

Einar,
You can get what you ask for:)
How would you set credentials (nondefault) for SMTP.
Cetin