Roy,

I would agree with them maybe thinking the user base for VS 6 will dwindle.
From the week I have been using .net I don't want to go back to VB6. =( Bad
thing is I have a project for a client about 90% finished I have to go back
to and finish. I am also curious to there .Net mag. I got a subscription
card  to send in for VS mag thinking it was going become .Net or something
similar of a magazine. Then I noticed when thumbing through real quick that
there was a .Net mag now coming also. I am assuming from what you said about
the support on two magazines. They must be wrapping them up to VS mag to
support visual studio 6 folks. and .net for .netters?

Dave

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>~<From: Pardee, Roy E [mailto:roy.e.pardee@l...]
>~<Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 4:02 PM
>~<To: professional vb
>~<Subject: [pro_vb] RE: VB programmers Journal
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>~<That sounds about right to me.  I'm very curious about the new _.Net_
>~<magazine that FTP is hawking in Visual Studio magazine--there's
>~<tons of .net
>~<stuff in VSM right now.  Once _.Net_ is established, does that mean that
>~<there won't be .net stuff in VSM?
>~<
>~<You would think that, with .net's emphasis on language-neutrality, that
>~<_.Net_ would be a better place to go cross-language...  Maybe they're
>~<anticipating that the user base for version 6.0 of the visual
>~<studio tools
>~<will quickly dwindle & not support two separate mags?
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>~<-Roy
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