>>Well, we'll just have to see. The term WebForms sounds like you'd use the VB form designer and then some wizard would convert it into HTML code. But will it be browser generic or IE dependent? And Microsoft's history with converting code from one language to another to make things easier isn't exactly exemplary. Hell, VID is supposed to be tightly tied to the web and look what a mess the DTCs create. What is the VB to ASP conversion going to look like? I'm not normally a pessimist, and I truly hope I'm wrong, but I'm not going to bet any money on WebForms being that much better.
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>The demonstration given at VBBITS showed that you selected a "Create WebForm" option. It will generate browser independent HTML code. Look at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/nextgen/ for more info.
Hmmm. Sounds good! I hope it truly works as advertised. It would certainly make my life a whole lot easier.
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