Re: .NET

"Henrick Hellström [StreamSec]" wrote:

> > > Can you give me one example of why someone would develop a .NET
> > > application which will be run on a desktop system not connected
> > > to a network?
> >
> > One? There's loads: word processing, image editing, financial
> > applications, games etc etc. A lot of the stuff you do in Win32
> > where connection to a network isn't mandatory.
>
> Isn't most of that applications people tend to give as examples when
> arguing that there are things you do better in native Win32 than in
> .NET?

Just because they might be better in native Win32 doesn't stop people
from writing them for .NET.

--
Dave Nottage [TeamB]
.

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