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29-Sep-2009, 15:08
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Re: Where can I get Visual C++?Why the specific need for version 6? (that version was never offered freely, as far as I know)
That would be considered an 'outdated', or non standard compiler these days. Anyway, Microsoft's FREE 'express' edition versions can be found here. __________________
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29-Sep-2009, 17:49
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Re: Where can I get Visual C++?Hello,
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because i need it for activate a simulator I thought that it was free but only unavailable on the net because it's an older version  Ok i will search on the market if i can find it  Thank you |
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