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Question: How can I retrieve a file’s properties? Either using an API call or a VB Control (i.e. version information)? Answer: To retrieve the file properties displayed on the property
Question: We have several applications developed in VB. What are the best alternatives for making these applications Web-enabled, and what are the advantages and problems associated with them. Answer: If
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